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Phase 1 in Wildwood Green

The new layout capitalizes on the clients' view of the neighboring golf course by removing the superfluous breakfast nook and expanding the kitchen into the area. By moving the sink to this location the bay window is now a focal point. This is further emphasized by the use of arched windows to break up the monotony of rectangular shapes. Suspended track lighting illuminates the living room and kitchen, along with pendants above the island, where recessed lights would not have been appropriate for the high ceilings.

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