Nestled in the heart of Capitol Hill’s historic Volunteer Park neighborhood, this 1901 home presented an exciting opportunity to partner once again with returning clients as they made their new home their own. The remodel thoughtfully reimagined the kitchen and entryway, preserving the home’s architectural character while introducing functionality tailored to the family’s daily life. By incorporating a portion of the covered exterior porch into the home, we transformed an underutilized seating nook into a dedicated mudroom with custom storage, creating a more practical and welcoming entry.
In the kitchen, custom face-frame cabinetry with inset fronts brings new life to the space while honoring the home’s historic character. A new island with bar seating anchors the room, while a full-height apothecary-style display cabinet adds a distinctive architectural detail. Existing cabinetry at the beverage station and pantry was refreshed to create a cohesive design throughout. A thoughtful combination of marble and wood countertops, warm brass accents, and reclaimed fir flooring that complements the original fir throughout the main floor adds richness and character. The result is a considered balance of old and new, where modern functionality and timeless craftsmanship feel right at home.
Architecture + Interior Design by Catharine Ten-Broeck I Photos by PorchLight Imaging