Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion Scullery
A pair of pocket doors in the main kitchen hide a scullery, or back kitchen, in the renovation of an early 1900s Shingle Style mansion in Winnetka, Illinois. Hosted by Sarah Gooden, SSDB Architect.
Watch the whole series!
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Overview
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Kitchen
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Family Spaces
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Scullery
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Butler’s Pantry
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Clubhouse
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Guest Bath
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Stairs
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Fireplaces
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Primary Bath
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Laundry
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Hallway Nook
- Winnetka Shingle Style Mansion – Old Meets New
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Video Transcript
So, hiding behind this pair of pocket doors is our scullery or back kitchen. We’ve got a tiny little range, including a vent. We also planned the cabinetry around the vent, so you’ve got some space for storage in here. We’ve got utensil holders, even a built-in spice rack, a full-size dishwasher, and a tiny little refrigerator. So if you’re a messy cook and you don’t want that to be on display for your guests, you can prep back here and then close the doors, and no one is the wiser.