The Kitchen Midcentury Kitchen, New York
Renovation of a condo in the renowned Museum Tower bldg for a second generation owner looking to update the space for their young family. They desired a look that was comfortable, creating multi functioning spaces for all family members to enjoy, combining the iconic style of mid century modern designs and family heirlooms.
Example of a mid-century modern enclosed kitchen design in New York with marble countertops, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash and stone slab backsplash — Houzz
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where did you get the clock?
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It's a Herman Miller vintage clock and you can get it from MOMA online store.
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Thanks.
I love the products section -- used it to check out dining room tables.
I love the products section -- used it to check out dining room tables.
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Metro, inventors of wire shelving (the kind of stuff you see in grocery stores and hospitals), make great shelving systems (which are easily adapted into carts) and stainless steel carts. Check them out here:
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The cabinets are laminate cabinets that the contractor made and I believe the hood is a Broan.
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Becky Harris added this to Modern Icons: George Nelson Clocks
This apartment is next door to The Museum of Modern Art, and the Starburst Clock was a choice from the MoMA's archives. The color of the wood works with the beautiful Asian-inspired wood and translucent glass door.
Lily Gahagan added this to 17 Space-Saving Solutions for Small Kitchens
Tip: Roll with itA rolling cart is the small kitchen’s bff. Wheel it out when you need some more counter space, slide it to the side when you don’t.
Becky Harris added this to Houzz Tour: When MoMA is Your Next Door Neighbor
The galley kitchen functioned just fine for the client, it just needed an update, as it was all about linoleum and a gargantuan '80s microwave. Kristen refurbished it with new appliances and cabinets, and says “I felt that Carrera marble reflected modern times...but the original cooktop was so cool that we had to keep it.” Cabinets stretch all the way to the ceiling to maximize storage.
The iconic Starburst clock by George Nelson is another piece featured in MoMA’s collection.
Becky Harris added this to Material Choices: Translucent Glass Doors
As you can see, this door allows the hallway to borrow light from the kitchen, but when closed it keeps the cooking smells from the rest of the apartment.
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Create a Stellar Studio Apartment
Mobile furniture is essential for a studio. Since everything needs to be multi-functional, pieces that can move around easily are a bonus. This little cart is great for kitchen prep and storage, but can also be wheeled into another area for use as a serving table or drink stand.
Becky Harris added this to New Classics: Glo-Ball Lights
The Suspended Glo-Ball is the first light that fooled me. Perhaps because it first caught my eye in this New York City apartment that is filled with midcentury icons culled from MoMA's archives.
Laura Gaskill added this to 19 Ways to Get Organized Fast With Containers
Accessorize your kitchen cart. Open shelving that houses purely functional items can benefit from good-looking containers. Try open bins for napkins and small tools, and a wide basket for sheet pans and cutting boards.
Lisa Frederick added this to 8 Kitchen Organizing Ideas for Messy Cooks
8. Slip in a portable island. As in my case, messy cooks often lack enough counter space for spreading out. A small island on casters can be amazingly effective at extending the work area. Why haven't I tried this yet?More: Kitchen Storage Goes on a Roll
Christine Tusher added this to 8 Savvy Ideas for Kitchen Carts
6. Let it roam. Inexpensive pieces like this one provide the perfect solution for a small or pantry-less kitchen. Its small size allows it to be tucked neatly into a corner nook or closet, while tiered shelving maximizes storage space. When it’s time to designate a sous-chef, roll it out to create extra prep space.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Marie Johnston added this to White Kitchen
Counter and wall same materials
welch_jenny5 added this to Kitchen
We may be able to use the butcher block table that we have.
pkkpanther added this to Kitchen
Storage above/around extractor plus to celing
Bonnie Anderson added this to Living Room
Cart for cutting board and can be used as drink cart too
maceo264 added this to Big Rock cabin
Caption says a rolling cart is a small kitchens best friend. Roll it out when you need it roll it to the side when you don’t I think this would be a very useful items for the cabin!
Kristen Leigh Conwell added this to Wish List
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