Constructed in 1920, the project in Westchester, N.Y., was beyond outdated, it was a constant headache for the clients. The 2,300-square-foot home was in need of renovation when it was first purchased by the clients, 14 years before any remodeling work actually began. Finally taking the leap of faith, the homeowner and architect Brian McFarland reached out to Sweeten. Serving as the architect for the project, McFarland sourced many of the elements of the projects himself.
The kitchen is now a contemporary and clean oasis. McFarland noted the original tiles, never looked clean despite endless scrubbing. The new Porcelanosa tiles compliment the blue hued cabinets perfectly and add a sense of connectivity the space did not feel before.
