Gourmet Kitchen
Photos courtesy of Jasper Highlands Homes by Christian Stewart Photography
1. Large 12×24 floor tile infuses warmth and coziness to this modern space with an appearance that resembles cork. This unique choice not only adds visual interest, but it’s also made to withstand heavy foot traffic and the occasional spill.
2. Painted in a classic Wildwood Crest by Benjamin Moore, the bar’s floor-to-ceiling cabinetry makes a stunning first impression. Wide louvers give the cabinet doors a clean, contemporary style that pairs well with the Jeffrey Alexander bronze hardware. With ample storage space, the cabinetry effectively keeps glassware out of sight.
3. This room’s focal point is its two-tiered island. Featuring a sink and generous counter space, the island serves as the ultimate workstation, and its smart design offers plenty of room for small gatherings. White quartzite countertops provide a durable, low-maintenance surface for mixing cocktails.
4. Stainless steel appliances are always a coveted look for their sleek aesthetic. The spacious refrigerator boasts a glass panel that allows one to take stock of what’s inside. Another noteworthy element is the bar’s hidden wine cellar, perfect for wine collectors and serial entertainers alike.
5. In addition to well-chosen materials, this bar’s easy style relies on a few eye-catching, yet functional accents instead of lots of décor. Three globe wall sconces, finished in aged brass, jut out from the top of the tile backsplash and provide supplementary light to the workspace. A coordinating pull-down kitchen faucet is simultaneously trendy and timeless.