Craftsman kitchen, Oakland

Traditional Island Style White kitchen, cherry, fir cabinets, $50,000 - $100,000, Kitchen Design: Edmond Deraedt; Home Design: James Hill Architect, San Francisco Bay Area

Craftsman cabinetry with Greene and Green style detailing

Traditional Island Style White kitchen, cherry, fir cabinets, $50,000 - $100,000, James Hill Architect, cabinetry Edmond Deraedt, San Francisco Bay Area

Cherry framed cabinets provided with maple panels.

Photographer: James Hill Architect

An original Oakland Craftsman bungalow is transformed with new Arts and Crafts kitchen, wet bar and bath. Existing Craftsman elements and furnishings in the living and dining room are recycled, refurbished, and repeated with new sympathetic elements added by contemporary California craftsmen.

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