As a lover of black and white, this project was a dream for designer Stephanie Hilton, making it easy for her and the homeowners to share a joint vision of what the space would become. Let’s explore the outcome of this seamless monochromatic design in black and white. Explore Monochromatic Design in Black and White Built in the 1980s this home presented a few design challenges. The kitchen and living room were separated by a load bearing wall with a peekaboo partition and the kitchen space was quite small. The homeowners’ vision of a monochromatic design in black and white meant finding a way to use dark finishes while giving the illusion of a larger space. To create a more open feel, the partition wall was removed and the remaining structural post was incorporated into the kitchen. The size of an adjacent laundry room was reduced as much as possible…