Love the edge detail on the granite. And the range.

That is a dreamy blue, so beautiful with all the black. Gorgeous.

That looks like the perfect kitchen for a fancy Victorian beach house : ) .

The only extra I can add is that according to the designer's IG, "The wedgewood [sic] basalt plaque at the back of the @lacornueusa cooker once belonged to fashion icon Bill Blass".

My only nits to pick are that yes, that sink is too small to be useful (think of all the summer fruits and vegetables, or flowers you could deal with at that prep sink), and I'm so tired of those pendants.

I would have it without the wall ovens (never have liked them) and pendants (over done). Agree prep sink is useless.

Our new kitchen is a F&B blue grey - walls and cabinets, I love it.

I love the blue and my kitchen has a similar color on the walls, until we paint in the reno. A few tweaks and I'd be happy cooking in there.

Well, THIS is how you do it! Both a lovely kitchen, and which also looks very functional other than the prep sink as people have said. I just commented on another thread in which the OP of that thread posted a kitchen that was so bland and all beige and gray that I literally thought at first I was looking at a black and white photo. There is so much of that non-color kitchen everywhere. I can't stand the word "greige" at this point. I don't know if all the blandness is because greige is the style right now, or if people are so nervous to pick the wrong color that they go for no color at all.