Classic white cabinets and kiwi-green accents are bathed in light from the skylight, windows, and back door. Noticeably absent from the kitchen are upper cabinets. A wall of cabinetry, including floor-to-ceiling pantries with frosted fronts, fills any and all storage needs.
From the Ceiling on Down
The crown of this kitchen, an organic-shaped ceiling soffit, is only the beginning of the fun and funky features in this kitchen. The L-shape island showcases collectibles on open shelves and also serves as prep and eating areas. Amber-color pendant lights coordinate with the honey-hue Italian walnut cabinets.
One-of-a-Kind Kitchen
In this kitchen, detail reigns supreme from the herringbone tilework in the range niche to the antique ladder-turned-pot rack to the rough-hewn beams on the ceiling. Shades of copper and brown create a warm welcome in the texture- and character-rich space.
French Connection
Traditional French and contemporary American styles are as different as night and day. The unexpected pairing combines the best of both styles in this kitchen. Creamy cabinetry with an antique glaze resembles French furniture. Elements such as the stone walls and iron work details are distinctly French. But the kitchen's function is fully contemporary American with abundant storage in the cabinetry and center island.
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