A few subtle moves were instrumental in creating a large, fresh, serene space for everyday living. Most importantly, removing a wall at the rear of the parlor floor allowed us to convert a dark galley kitchen and narrow dining area into one open space. Combining the spaces brightened the entire rear of the parlor floor and showcased the three large existing windows, providing ample opportunity for natural light throughout the kitchen.
Warm tones carry a sense of brightness and a welcoming atmosphere, while the functional layout ensures maximum utility. The large island allows for cooking, prepping, eating, and entertaining. The banquette at the garden-view windows acts as a centerpiece for comfortable dining in what was once a divided rear bay. Soft, monochromatic tones bring a refreshing energy to the kitchen while respecting the historic townhome’s architectural details. Custom cabinetry provided by Taffera Fine Building & Finishes and Ace Fabrications and decorative accents fabricated and designed in collaboration with local artisans ensure thoughtful quality and functionality.
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Contractor: Taffera Fine Building & Finishes | Cabinetry & Millwork: Ace Fabrications | Wood flooring: Hudson & Co | Wall Switches: Forbes & Lomax | Leaded Glass: Sunburst Studios | Plumbing Fixtures: Dornbracht | Appliances: Ferguson, Dacor, Landmark | Cabinetry Hardware: Elegance in Hardware | Lighting: Circa Lighting | Countertop Stone Slabs: Walker Zanger Counter | Stools: Rove Concepts | Dining Chairs: Carl Hansen | Dining Table: Wud Furniture | Upholstery: Edward Manzi Interiors | Roman Shades: Wovn Home | Banquette and Roman Shade Fabrics: Kravet | Artwork: Mason Lane Art Advisors | Accessories/Plateware: Jono Pandolfi | Accessories/Plateware: Hudson Grace NYC | Accessories: David Sutherland
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