From the February/March 2018 Issue
New Kitchen, Old Soul
Inspiration for the time-honored touches—Shaker-style cabinetry with bracket details, subway tile backsplash, honed-marble countertops, cupboard latches and more—came from the house itself, kitchen designer Bart Lidsky says. “The homeowner wanted […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Design for a New Age-Using the Space
USING THE SPACE | The children’s toys were packed away to make more space for an activity/television area. The owners’ comfortably slouchy sofas—along with the popcorn machine in the back corner—are musts […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Change of Venue-Seating Area
SEATING AREA | The table and chairs have a definite midcentury modern vibe. The roll-up door in the cabinetry at left hides storage space.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
A Custom Blend-Kitchen
KITCHEN | Stainless steel appliances and accents and industrial pendants over the island are ideal choices for the unfussy kitchen. The open plan allows easy traffic flow between the kitchen, […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
House Warming-Fireplace
FIREPLACE | The family’s collection of Fiesta® ware adds bright color to the island and mantel. A wall was removed to the left of the fireplace to create an opening […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
A Custom Blend-Family Room
BREAKFAST AREA | The breakfast area and the formal living room are separated by sliding barn doors. Though barn doors are usually chosen for more rustic spaces, these feature a more […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Change of Venue-Kitchen Space
KITCHEN | The kitchen space was formerly a bedroom. The breakfast area was formerly the dining room.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
House Warming-Free Flowing Traffic
FREE FLOWING TRAFFIC | The spacious kitchen was designed for entertaining with a large island, generous sink and sizable appliances. A doorway was cut into the wall to the right of the […]
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
Living Off the Land-Kitchen
KITCHEN | Harrison says she used “simple materials and a serene color palette to reflect the natural elements of the architecture juxtaposed with the landscape.”