BRIGHT IDEA
Photo: Chris Edwards
In this South Carolina kitchen, dual Wolf ranges from Jeff Lynch improve cooking efficiency. Designer Dustin Fowler was intimately involved in detailing the M&M Custom Woodworks cabinetry and selecting the Colorado Lincoln marble used for the countertops, vent hood and backsplash. The counter stools are by Lee Industries. Kelly Wearstler’s Cleo pendants for Visual Comfort & Co. frame the skylight above.
FOCAL POINT
Photo: Sam Frost
Starring in this California kitchen is a custom brass hood by PSS Cult Design above the Lacanche range. Complementing the room are Calacatta Gold marble countertops from TriStone & Tile, brass Waterworks faucets, Rocky Mountain Hardware knobs and pulls and Mosaic House tile from Mission Tile West on the backsplash. Apparatus fixtures light the dual islands. The counter chairs are by Thomas Hayes Studio.
THE RIGHT STUFF
Photo: David Papazian
The lanterns suspended from a coffered ceiling and a pair of sconces in the kitchen are from The Urban Electric Co.; the two islands are topped with silver travertine from Alpha StoneWorks. The Ashley Norton cabinetry hardware and Waterworks faucet are from Chown Hardware, and the sink is Rohl. Ann Sacks tile on the backsplash behind the Viking range injects subtle pattern.
POLISHED UP
Photo: Meghan Beierle-O’Brien
In this Los Angeles kitchen collaboration by Cooper Pacific Kitchens and Pauline Moghavem Interiors, the brick barrel-vault ceiling brings an old-world feel to the mix of otherwise contemporary finishes, from the stainless steel of the Miele wall ovens and the polished-nickel hardware to the Black Phantom leathered-stone countertops and the custom-finished cherry islands.
SITTING PRETTY
Photo: Buff Strickland
Two Luce di Luna quartzite kitchen islands from AG&M Architectural Granite & Marble along with Gabby counter stools accommodate gatherings with family and friends. Hudson Valley’s Travis pendants and Visual Comfort & Co. wall lights from Taylors light the space.
GATHER ‘ROUND
Photo: Richard Powers
The homeowners are consummate entertainers, and having two islands in the kitchen improves the flow of guests when they’re hosting a crowd. Gothic iron lanterns from Holly Hunt and art from the clients’ collection keep the vibe sophisticated.
KEEPING IT CLEAN
Photo: Haris Kenjar
Honed Calacatta Borghini marble from Crocodile Rocks dresses the kitchen countertops. Muuto counter chairs from Inform Interiors pull up to one of two islands, which is inset with a Kallista faucet from Ferguson. Jonathan Pauls fabricated the rift-sawn white-oak cabinetry. Clé backsplash tile references the home’s original brick fireplace.
PULL UP A SEAT
Photo: Ryann Ford
Natalie Page pendants light two kitchen islands: one with a butcher block top by Brooks Custom in Mount Kisco, New York, and the other capped with quartzite from Architectural Tile & Stone and lined with Caste counter stools from Holly Hunt. The Smallbone cabinetry is fashioned from pickled crown-cut white oak.
ISLAND TIME
Photo: Joe Fletcher
Polished-chrome counter stools by Allermuir pull up to one of the kitchen’s two islands. Inset into one is a Waterworks faucet. In the other, topped with stone from Walker Zanger, is a Wolf cooktop; behind is a Sub-Zero refrigerator. The draperies gathered at the window are in a Great Plains fabric from Holly Hunt.
