Viking Range, LLC, the leader in residential kitchen technology, has named Carley and Timmy Porter as 2021 Designers of Distinction. Carley and Timmy are the owners of The Crooked Cabinet. Designers from around the United States are vying for the coveted honor to become the 2021 Viking Designer of the Year. About the project : "The house was very tired and very orange," says Carley. "We knew the home had so much potential. It has great bones." Carley works as a project manager for a high end interior design firm and Timmy, a manager for a risk advisory practice at a CPA firm. With the help and guidance of Carley's dad, the newlyweds set off on their first DIY remodel. At 3,500 square feet, the house lends itself to an open floor plan concept. What was once a galley kitchen broken up by a wall and large columns is now a sprawling kitchen open to the adjoining dining and living room. The Porter's worked with their childhood best friend, Alex Forbes of Lane 17, to create a custom cabinetry design tailored to their needs. The kitchen lends itself to a traditional design in a clean and updated way. The brass hardware and stained white oak island bring warmth to the white shaker style perimeter cabinetry. An undercounter Viking microwave sits underneath a charming window wall clad in Bedrosian tile subway backsplash and illuminated with a library light sconce. The 11' island comfortably seats the couple's friends and family while housing a panel ready Viking dishwasher and farmhouse style sink. The focal point of the kitchen is the 36" gas Viking range in stainless steel with a custom angled hood. The 36" panel ready Viking refrigerator/freezer blends seamlessly with the custom cabinetry design. "We couldn't be more pleased with how our kitchen turned out. It is truly the heart of our home." For more behind the scenes look at this Viking kitchen, follow the Crooked Cabinet on instagram @_thecrookedcabinet. Cabinetry: Lane 17, @lane17designco Photography: Danny Murtaugh, @memorycardfull
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