The entry and kitchen to this Washington, D.C., row house is on the lower level with a formal living room on the upper floor. The family felt that the living area was too far from the kitchen for their growing family. They charged architect Bruce Wentworth, of Wentworth Studio, in Chevy Chase, Md., with the task of creating a family area in the 13-by-30-foot space. Wentworth removed the hallway wall to open up the space and fitted the kitchen with an island. To give the family a seating area, he attached a built-in table to the island. “The high island and lower table act as a sculptural element,” Wentworth says. “We used plastic laminate so it was durable and inexpensive and provided aesthetic contrast to the honed black granite on the island.”
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