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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