A designer’s culinary work space, built to satisfy artistic aspirations as well as the needs of an active cook. In this home in suburban Connecticut, a personal vision based on travels to France combined with a love for European furniture inspired a blockbuster kitchen with its own language of ideas and surfaces and – happily [...]
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Black Window Kitchen
When the top floor of a 1915 hotel was converted to a loft, this kitchen took on the early 20th C industrial vibe. Concrete floors and Depression era light fixtures are elements of an elegant industrial-style kitchen distinguished by a simple color scheme and the warmth of recycled and salvaged wood. But the kitchen takes [...]
Vintage Gumwood Cabinet Kitchen
A couple remodeled their 1927 kitchen by reusing and repurposing along the way. In a beautiful upstate New York Tudor Revival sat a tired, cramped and dark kitchen. The room had “good bones” with strong grain-pattern gumwood cabinets and leaded glass casement windows, but the original layout had inadequate storage and tight work spaces. Gumwood [...]
Industrial Mix Kitchen
This cooks + looks combo has unique style and everything desirable in 2010-11. As someone who wrote about food for many years, it’s difficult for me to resist a kitchen created for serious cooking that also scores high points for aesthetics. It’s an unbeatable combination we don’t see often enough – at least not for [...]
Concrete Trough Sink Kitchen
Materials and design were kept simple, so large statements don’t overwhelm. A Northern California kitchen boasts a raw metal custom range hood worthy of respect - but it’s not what drew me. It was the island’s over-sized concrete trough sink featuring a pair of faucets from Ann Sacks. This outside-the-box Italian style home is located [...]
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