The floor plan at 3109 Fulton was the product of several additions that created a large house will small rooms with unconventional connections. A back bedroom was accessed through a laundry room. A converted garage off the kitchen felt isolated from the rest of the house. Access to the kitchen off a cramped entry sacrificed counter space. A kitchen bar was too small for family dining, had no storage and dominated the center of the house. Multiple floor treatments underscored the chopped up floor plan of the house.
Revisions were made to the floor plan to resolve these issues. Laminate flooring was used in the public areas, halls and baths to unify the floor plan. The kitchen was reoriented on two walls and designed to complement a large family dining area that was integrated with a flexible, open living area. Bathrooms were updated with subway tile and bedrooms got new panel doors and carpet. The result was an open, livable floor plan that maximized the square footage of this house.
