Kitchen

3. Vintage Pulls With Exposed ScrewsThis type of hardware is reminiscent of vintage double-hung window hardware and can add a great vintage or industrial touch to a new kitchen. It looks completely different in a nickel finish than in oil-rubbed bronze or antique brass.

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Other special features. Laser-cut marble backsplash and burnished brass hardwareDesigner secret. Culley removed a cooktop previously in the island and added a slide-in range along the back wall with a custom hood above to create a beautiful focal point. “We [also] color-matched the house trim paint color to the cabinetry color to flow the space,” she says.Faucet: Cassidy in Champagne Bronze, Delta; cabinets: in Frosty White and Navy colors, Crystal Cabinets; hardware: Browning Pulls, AtlasSee more of this kitchen

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Lights. To balance the graphic backsplash and add a traditional element, Wintersteen installed two black lanterns above the island.

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Glass cabinets. This is the third style of upper storage in the kitchen. When you walk into the kitchen, this is one of the first places you look, so Wintersteen wanted it to be more than just plain cabinets.

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After. Newly finished cabinets, a fresh floor and new lights make the kitchen feel bright and welcoming. Style. Wintersteen appreciates Spanish modern style because it blends clean lines with such popular elements as graphic tile. “Spanish modern is really a contemporary take on the 1990s and early-2000s California Tuscan,” she says. For this kitchen, she completed the style with gray and white elements, cast iron pendants and a wood-look range hood.

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