The kitchen is considered to be the heart of every home, and with the holidays approaching, it will also be the busiest space in the house.
The Nielsen Collection
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Haute Design Experts recently shared their secret recipes to the best design for a busy and functional kitchen ahead of the holidays.
The Nielsen Collection
This awe-inspiring kitchen is a masterpiece of warm and cool grays and blues with hints of silver. The custom designed light feature incorporates LED lights trenched into a metal ceiling. High gloss lacquered cabinets and hexagonal metal tiles add to the canvas of this masterfully crafted kitchen. Sub-Zero Wolf products are installed throughout.
Leslie Saul & Associates
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Leslie Saul & Associates
The two islands are perfect for entertaining: The quartz island by the stove is reserved for the chef, while the walnut island in front keeps guests happy with delightful appetizers.
A large opening to the right of the stove enables the chef/host to connect with guests in the entertainment pavilion beyond. This kitchen works well for small and large gatherings.
Centaur Interiors
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Centaur Interiors
This home’s centrally located kitchen is a feat of inspired design, flaunting a 14-foot island with an integrated butcher block, a 7-foot-wide galley sink, a custom hood vent and a fully integrated Sub-Zero/Wolf appliances suite. The kitchen offers all the bells and whistles to create a holiday feast, not to mention a baker's kitchen to make all the delicious desserts one can imagine. This is the perfect kitchen for friends and family to gather and adore.
LK Design
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LK Design
This glamorous kitchen is the central gathering point for the whole condo, with its dramatic cathedral ceiling over the island and custom finishes abound. The island is 12 feet long by 6 feet wide by 2 ½” thick. It comfortably seats six people while having plenty of room to prepare meals. The kitchen flows through the dining room and into the living room with each element complimenting the next. Welcome to modern luxury living!
