A simple gray, white and black scheme suits the homeowners’ classic design sense. Barbara Goldfarb and Ginny Padula redesigned the space to accommodate a professional-style range, workhorse island, accessible counterspace and more. The backsplash is a “mini brick, hand-clipped Thassos marble,” Goldfarb notes. The focal-point geometric inset above the range—in gray and white marble—picks up the gray tones of the island’s cabinetry and countertop as well as the gray matte porcelain plank flooring.
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Bauhaus Nesting Tables
Delicate looking yet sturdy, simple yet colorful, these tables stand the test of time You may remember nesting tables from your parents’ or grandparents’ midcentury modern home. The varied heights […]
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Unique and Unexpected Tiles
Stone, ceramics, porcelain, glass, cement—they can all be fashioned into stylish tile for the home. Or you can unleash your imagination and consider these options. The Gemme Collection by Italian […]
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Designers’ Favorites – What’s Your Favorite Table Lamp?
Harbin Faux Bois Lamp by Hwang Bishop Designs “I am obsessed with this lamp! It always makes a grand statement. It’s slightly oversized, and the faux bois finish and gold […]
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