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the easiest way to make sure a kitchen renovation with a modern functionality
absorbs the internal view of the traditional house is to make it respect the
décor as the featured kitchen portrays.
Designers Dee Elms and Andrew Terrat opted a multifaceted
design with subtle and bold elements in this open space.
"With its 8-inch countertop and solid base, the island
anchors the room and provides a center for entertaining," said Terrat.
"It wraps around an existing structural post, which is like the spoke of
the wheel. This is the place where all the different components of the room
come together."
"The white is contrasted by Calacatta marble
countertops on the perimeter cabinets, an antique-style subway tile backsplash
and a wood veneer with a pale driftwood-colored stain," stated Elms.
"Because the owner loves red, we introduced bright red walls and cheerful
furnishings."
"We wanted to play up the informality of the
space," added Terrat. "This is almost like a picnic table inside –
it's a strong contrast to the classic New England architecture."
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