Designing a kitchen in a historic cottage—especially one that’s part of an old inn—means walking the line between honoring the past and creating a space that works for the present
When the homeowners first stepped into this house, it was in rough shape. No one had lived in it for over a decade, and it showed—the house was severely neglected and the sunporch out front was all but falling off. But the bones were good, the house had massive potential.
Tucked in the coastal town of Rockport, this kitchen was due for a transformation.
When it came time for this couple to create their new home together, they took stock of the places already important to them. This cottage in Rockport was always brimming with potential, and it was time to realize that.
