Kitchen

In contrast to the splash back, the beautiful simplicity of the eating station and seating area is directly inspired by the naturalistic wooden feel of Scandinavian kitchen design. This creates an interesting contrast between the separate zones of the kitchen and clearly denotes a different use for each part of the space

This expansive traditional kitchen by senior designer, Randy O'Kane features Bilotta Collection cabinets in a mix of rift cut white ash with a stain for both the tall and the wall cabinets and Smoke Embers paint for the base cabinets. The perimeter wall cabinets are double-stacked for extra storage. Countertops, supplied by Amendola Marble, are Bianco Specchio, a white glass, and the backsplash is limestone. The custom table off the island is wide planked stained wood on a base of blackened stainless steel by Brooks Custom, perfect for eating casual meals. Off to the side is a larger dining area with a custom banquette. Brooks Custom also supplied the stainless steel farmhouse sink below the window. There is a secondary prep sink at the island. The faucets are by Dornbracht and appliances are a mix of Sub-Zero and Wolf. Designer: Randy O’Kane. Photo Credit: Peter Krupenye

A spacious seating area is perfect for grabbing a quick bite around the kitchen island. The sleek white chairs lovingly complement the light brown finish of the wooden eating station.

This modern kitchen was carefully chosen by the clients to fit into their lifestyle and to compliment the breathing-taking features of this period conversion. Using the Artematica system from Valcucine. A sleek and stylish option providing ample storage allowing to be a practical kitchen well suited to the space. The worktops and units are glass another feature of the Valcucine kitchens, glass is a strong and beautiful option for units. The project was a complete refurbishment of the kitchen along with soft furnishing and wardrobes.

Custom Designed Kitchen Cabinets, Maple Veneer Slab Door Style, 3mm solid maple edge with Fog Espresso stain. Quartz Countertops with glass subway tile and Mosaic glass tile back splash. Grey ceramic wood-grain flooring and stainless steel appliances.

Ed Keller

Kitchen, Photos by Light Studies

Catherine Baldwin

Satte Farben entfalten ihren Reiz vor allem im Wechsel mit gedeckten Tönen. In diesem Beispiel gehen opulentes Rubinrot und dunkles Holzfurnier eine feurige Liaison ein. Die offene, großzügige Planung verströmt eine wohnliche Wirkung: eine kommunikative Insel in Rubinrot wird flankiert von Hochschränken mit Einschubtüren und Sideboard. Die elegante Arbeitsplatte aus Glas verleiht der Formation eine exklusive Note. Rich colours are set off to best effect when alternated with natural tones. In this example, vibrant ruby red and dark wood veneer enter into a fiery liasion. The open, generous planning exudes a cosy ambience: a sociable island in ruby red is accompanied by tall units with retractable doors and sideboard. The elegant glass worktop lends the combination an exclusive touch.

Budget analysis and project development by: May Construction, Inc.

This expansive traditional kitchen by senior designer, Randy O'Kane features Bilotta Collection cabinets in a mix of rift cut white ash with a stain for both the tall and the wall cabinets and Smoke Embers paint for the base cabinets. The perimeter wall cabinets are double-stacked for extra storage. Countertops, supplied by Amendola Marble, are Bianco Specchio, a white glass, and the backsplash is limestone. The custom table off the island is wide planked stained wood on a base of blackened stainless steel by Brooks Custom, perfect for eating casual meals. Off to the side is a larger dining area with a custom banquette. Brooks Custom also supplied the stainless steel farmhouse sink below the window. There is a secondary prep sink at the island. The faucets are by Dornbracht and appliances are a mix of Sub-Zero and Wolf. Designer: Randy O’Kane. Photo Credit: Peter Krupenye

This modern kitchen was carefully chosen by the clients to fit into their lifestyle and to compliment the breathing-taking features of this period conversion. Using the Artematica system from Valcucine. A sleek and stylish option providing ample storage allowing to be a practical kitchen well suited to the space. The worktops and units are glass another feature of the Valcucine kitchens, glass is a strong and beautiful option for units. The project was a complete refurbishment of the kitchen along with soft furnishing and wardrobes.

WOW - the broken glass countertops found throughout the kitchen space are genuinely magnificent. This close up demonstrates how each area of the countertop is totally unique thanks to the individual cracks in the glass. The reflection of natural light upon the glass has an utterly stunning effect.

Ed Keller

Catherine Baldwin