The Needham Modern European Project started with a home built in the early 70s that lacked character, filled with builder-grade finishes and a fragmented layout. To create a more cohesive and inviting space, we knocked down walls and relocated the kitchen from the front of the house to the back, bringing more natural light into the heart of the home. Some of our favorite details include the incorporation of the existing fireplace into the kitchen, and the showstopper gas range. We introduced natural materials like marble and unlacquered brass finishes to soften the newly renovated space. With fine cabinet details handmade lighting, and natural wood tones, we infused the kitchen with a natural European feel, transforming it into a warm, inviting space that flows seamlessly into the newly added open family room space and eat in.