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CONTEMPORARY KITCHENS : CLASSIC vs MODERN

April 25, 2008
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Kitchen by Deborah Wecselman with recessed paneled cabinet doors, stainless appliances, marble counter top and a dark wood and porcelain tile floor
Photo: Carlos Domenech. Design: Deborah Wecselman

Two kitchens – two very different styles by the very same Miami based designer (photographed by a wonderful Miami based photographer). One thing they do have in common is modern clean lines, distinctive but understated style and a certain level of sophistication and warmth.

I like the white kitchen (above) with the recessed panelled cabinet doors, the stainless appliances, marble counter top and most of all the “inlaid” floor featuring a dark wood border and what looks like a porcelain tile interior. The very industrial kitchen island lighting provides perfect balance for this very home-like room.

The kitchen below is more masculine in feel with the dark brown wood cabinets, the integrated appliances, what looks like a quartz counter top (perhaps CeasarStone) and the very modern island lighting. I love the animal print metal bar stools – they only add to the modern chic style of this high style kitchen setting.

Kitchen by Deborah Wecselman with dark brown wood cabinets, integrated appliances, quartz counter top and modern island lighting
Photo: Carlos Domenech. Design: Deborah Wecselman

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