Engineering a Kitchen's History

A modern-day kitchen was built to mimic a simple Colonial style.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionWhen Calvin Cobb built his 1750 Colonial-style home 26 years ago, he re-created the look right down to the paned windows, narrow clapboard siding and a multiflued center chimney.
When Calvin Cobb built his 1750 Colonial-style home 26 years ago, his day job proved to be very useful in the construction and interior design.

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