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Brooklyn Home Tour: Romantic Kitchen with an Stylish Twist

February 3, 2023
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Now your average Brooklyn home tour. Every now and then a celebrity home makes me take a second look while scrolling through Instagram. Stranger Things star David Harbour, and British singer, Lily Allen, shared a tour of their Brooklyn townhouse. It’s a combination of New York charm with Italian glamour and traditional English designs. Every room incorporates unique vintage pieces and whimsical color schemes that most celebrity homes lack. It’s the complete opposite of the usual modern minimalist sanctuary we see all over social media. The standout of the Brooklyn home tour is the romantic kitchen design. Take a look below.

Why Kitchen Design is Important?

When it comes to kitchen design, it’s important to prioritize the layout of the kitchen. Regardless if you’re just renovating or building a home, a showstopping kitchen will increase the value of your home. The right design and style will improve the flow of the home by introducing areas for relaxing or socializing. And most importantly the kitchen will set the tone for the entire home.

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The kitchen design features Italian designs inspired by the historically Italian American neighborhood. The color palette is mainly neutral with plum-colored checkered fabric by Claremont around the banquette and kitchen island. The backsplash is muted beige tiles by Anne Sacks. The walls and ceiling feature intricate detailings and elegant moldings. For a dramatic effect, interior designer, Billy Cotton, added a wide chandelier with an ornate medallion.

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