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By chatting with Wilson’s brother and sister-in-law, Ferrarini got a sense of her style. He chose a custom navy blue (based from Naval by Sherwin-Williams) for the cabinets and paired them with brass fixtures for a color combination that worked well with the industrial theme. Wilson now keeps her stand mixer on one of the open shelves (not shown). Not surprisingly, the new kitchen is now her favorite area of the home.Merl countertop lightweight metal wine rack in gold: Uniek; Vittorio stemless champagne glasses in gold: Zodax; tripod pour-over station in gold: Osaka; spice jars with oak stoppers: SagaformWatch: See Wilson’s reaction to her home’s transformation
Wilson is used to working in commercial kitchens, so Ferrarini didn’t want her home kitchen to feel too precious. Wire mesh cabinet fronts and stainless steel appliances help keep the look sophisticated but durable.Calacutta Miel quartz countertop: Quartz Masters; Nova square 40-piece dishware set: 10 Strawberry Street; Trinsic kitchen faucet in champagne bronze, Delta; four-piece hammered stainless steel canister set: Old Dutch International
A pullout work surface gives Wilson extra prep space. The engineered quartz countertop wraps around the wall to become storage and cocktail bar space for the dining room (shown later in this story). Wilson clears off that extra countertop area and dusts it with flour on nights when she’s rolling out dough to make fresh ravioli.Exposed ceiling beams — the one in the foreground is original to the home — and caged bulb lights fit with the industrial-transitional style Ferrarini was going for.Ephesians rug in sky blue, beige and medium gray: Surya
After. Ferrarini reconfigured the kitchen so Wilson would be able to see straight through the home to the backyard as soon as she walks in the front door. Putting two glass-paneled doors in the center of the back wall led him to a galley-style layout. From there, he knew he wanted to tuck the taller elements like the refrigerator and pantry cabinets on the left. That meant the right wall could be a bit airier with the range and sink.“Never in a million years would I have thought to flip the kitchen how he did, and this is what I do for a living,” Wilson says. “It’s really remarkable.”Wall range hood, 30 inches: Proline; conduit one-light flush mounts in old silver: Troy Lighting; cabinet paint: Naval, Sherwin-WilliamsWatch: See more of this new kitchen transformation
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