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Prairie-style craftsmanship and modern convenience transform the kitchen of a 1915 Minneapolis house.
Homeowners Skip and Michelle Liepke wanted a modern kitchen that fit in with the style of the house. To Skip, that meant "a warm color scheme, some art glass, a lot of woodwork, and a lot of rectilinear design."
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"It's not the kind of kitchen you would have found in a house like this, but it reflects how kitchens—rather than living rooms—have become the focal point of the house."
- Joe Metzler,
architect
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