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objectives: renovate 1970's outdated kitchen. open up space, create custom family friendly island. Introduce proper lighting and reflect homeowner individual style and taste
This kitchen area is set up in a 90° angle, dividing the room into a cooking area and a dining area with seats at the kitchen counter. High cabinets are set apart and contain an integrated refrigerator and plenty of room for groceries.
To light up the overall room we chose Flos downlights coupled with a focused light above the kitchen counter in the form of a beautiful brass LED-lamp from Anour.
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The perfect simplicity of our Suffolk kitchen had made it our most popular. Inspired by pared back Shaker style, it features generous proportions, versatile cabinet sizes and an elegant hand painted finish. It's hand-crafted in solid wood with occasional oak features to add lovely natural contrast.
This small dining area got a space efficient boost with a storage-packed banquette and round pedestal table. Wire frame chairs and a sleek pendant light add a modern edge to this transitional space.
Step 6: Calling in the Pros -- One of the most striking things in our kitchen is the huge terracotta sink made by the Brooklyn-based Charles Graham Chemical Pottery Works around the turn of the 20th century. We’d bought the sink in upstate New York before we started working on the kitchen. Installing the sink was quick work for our plumber, who also fabricated a faucet out of copper pipes to fit the irregularly wide span between the knobs. When it comes to skilled trades like plumbing and electrical it’s always better to hire a pro!
Photo by Manuel Rodriguez