Beatty Lumber Company

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Beatty Lumber Company
70 Reviews

Havertown7 by Molly

The previous kitchen was small, limited by a previous outside wall that housed a plumbing stack in the middle of it. Once the stack was rerouted, we were able to open up the space to the addition and create galley kitchen by using a large island.
Project Year: 2016
Country: United States
Postcode: 19083
Open shelves on island end.
Havertown7 by Molly
Manufactured as one wall cabinet. The glass door show off homeowner's collection of family crockery and dishes. The cubbies fit wine bottles, and the small drawers (which fit in any of the cubbies) hold cork screws, teas, etc.
Havertown7 by Molly
The little drawers can be positioned in any of the cubbies.
Havertown7 by Molly
1" x 2" polished mozaic tiles
Havertown7 by Molly
Large drawers flanking the range contain dishes and pots and pans.
Havertown7 by Molly
The person on the working side of the island can see into the family room. The glass door pockets into the wall. In the foreground, a double trash cabinet is to the right of the sink base cabinet. The end of the island has shallow storage and mimics the side panel of the open shelves on the...
Havertown7 by Molly
Tilt utility tray on sink base cabinet houses sponges, etc.
Havertown7 by Molly
Homeowner found this window frame at an antique mall and painted it white. Framed by family plates, it's the perfect focal point for the wall.
Havertown7 by Molly
Friend of the homeowner made the table from reclaimed lumber.
Havertown7 by Molly
We used the previous closet space as part of the kitchen. This new closet is tucked into the corner, right beside the entrance from the driveway.
Havertown7 by Molly
This alcove leads to the basement on the right and a powder room on the left.
Havertown7 by Molly
A peak into the powder room with small shelves recessed into the wall.
Havertown7 by Molly
The 24" deep pantry has multiple features: vertical tray dividers in the top section provide plenty of storage for cutting boards, cookie sheets, platters, serving trays and the like; the adjustable roll-out shelves make access to the contents easy; and the top and bottom doors are cleated...
Havertown7 by Molly
This 18" deep pantry is positioned in front of a support column and the chase for the repositioned stack. A panel on the left of the cabinet hides that fact. The shelves are cut back in depth (to be about 12" deep) to accommodate the adjustable wire baskets that are on the door. The upper and...
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
This is where the glass cabinets are now.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
To the right of the window is the plumbing stack that had to be moved. The window looks into a previous addition.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
The back side of the window. The closet to the right is where the refrigerator and pantries ended up.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
We changed the swing of the outside door and put a closet where the coat hooks were.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
The windows overlooking the screened-in porch were narrowed and centered between the closet and family room.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
The paneled walls came down.
Havertown7 by Molly
Before
This hinged door became a pocket door. This view is looking into the family room.
Havertown7 by Molly