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materials informed, designed by trio builder Holly Erotas, architect Jeff
Murphy and interior designer Maureen Haggerty, the above kitchen is created as
an open plan to the adjacent living room with a classical appearance.
"We became involved early on, before the house was
designed. This meant I could plan for spacious, functional work triangles and a
balanced, airy feel, as well as create easy connections with the adjoining
living spaces. The U-shaped kitchen is open to the great room and the dining
room."
"The hood is a prominent feature within the design. We
specified this custom element in a dark bronze-pewter finish that ties in with
the stainless steel of the ovens and the green-gray hues of the Stingray subway
tiles," said Erotas.
The antique approach can be seen with the design of paneled
doors and drawers for the cabinets, brick-styled splashbacks, and pendant
lightings. The sinks’ faucets also enhance the authenticity.
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