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Kitchen Inspiration from Top Interior Designers

November 16, 2020
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While looking for some new inspiration, I came across these gorgeous kitchens. Renovating a kitchen is a lot of work, but it’s worth it in the end. Are you looking to create a modern masterpiece? Or a cozy contemporary space? Will you use a vibrant color palette? Or stick to neutrals? There are many ways to design a kitchen. It makes the process that much more exciting! Here is kitchen inspiration from top interior designers like Nate Berkus, Jeremiah Brent, McGrath II, and Pamela Shamshiri.

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Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent

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Kitchen Inspiration from Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent

The kitchen was in need of an upgrade. However, Berkus & Brent, wanted to use some of the original details of the 1925 home. They brought in natural would by using cerused white oak for the kitchen island. To add luxury to the kitchen, they used a herringbone backsplash and Prunella marble. The centerpiece of the kitchen is the 17th-century limestone mantel, which was converted into a hood for the stove.

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Brooklyn Heights Brownstone by McGrath II

Lauren and Suzanne McGrath designed this gorgeous kitchen. The homeowners loved the idea of including Moorish tile throughout the kitchen. The designers decided  to use the tiles for the backsplash due to the high ceilings. They chose Benjamin Moore’s Seapearl for the upper cabinets and After Midnight for the lower cabinets to create a nice contrast. The entire kitchen renovation took about 18 months, but the results are amazing!

Pamela Shamshiri

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Kitchen Inspiration from Pamela Shamshiri

Pamela creates unique and gorgeous kitchens from coast to coast. One element that I love is her use of open shelves. It makes the kitchen look more spacious and modern.

 

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  1. Ava | HIREtrades says:
    November 19, 2020 at 12:51 AM

    These are wonderful kitchen interior design, something to get inspiration from. Every design has its own personality but Pamela Shamshiri’s yellow kitchen shine’s the most

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