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Toronto — At the minimum, a kitchen serves as a place for cooking and food preparation. However, when Erica Westeroth, CKD, ARIDO, XTC Design Inc. in Toronto, Canada, was commissioned to renovate a 6,500-square-foot home for clients in the greater Toronto area – including the eat-in kitchen, solarium, family room, dining room/foyer, powder room and laundry room – the homeowners wanted something more for the space where meals are created and family members gather. “The family has an...
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  • Redesigned kitchen gets artful twist
    Redesigned kitchen gets artful twist

    Toronto — At the minimum, a kitchen serves as a place for cooking and food preparation. However, when Erica Westeroth, CKD, ARIDO, XTC Design Inc. in Toronto, Canada, was commissioned to renovate a 6,500-square-foot home for clients in the greater...

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