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The aged pewter cabinet hardware was thoughtfully selected to unify the room's carefully curated material palette. Its timeless finish subtly echoes the gray undertones of the black stainless steel stacked washer and dryer, the existing ceramic tile flooring, and the nuanced accents woven throughout the designer wallpaper. This intentional repetition of color and finish creates visual continuity while adding understated elegance and depth. Classic in form yet versatile in style, the hardware bridges contemporary appliances with traditional cabinetry, reinforcing a layered, timeless aesthetic. This attention to material coordination demonstrates how even the smallest design details contribute to a cohesive luxury interior, where every finish is purposefully chosen to enhance both beauty and functionality.

DETAIL. Chalk painted furniture with many layers of color. Antiqued the handles with copper paint and blue to give it a patina.
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As part of this whole home renovation, the homeowners desired to have living spaces that brought the family together and also allowed them private space while creating a natural flow from the front door and throughout. This continuation of space does just that while showcasing the best of Wood-Mode’s custom capabilities. Just inside the home’s entrance, a mudroom area provides seating for the family to sit and remove shoes, and cabinets and shelving to store coats and bags. In the foyer, an inset wall cabinet with integrated lighting provides a place to safely showcase art and precious family heirlooms. And just a few steps down the hall finds a warm, inviting nook lined with bookshelves and a window. All of the home’s seating and storage areas are constructed of a combination of Wood-Mode’s Pasadena Recessed and Rockport Recessed door styles, both finished in Nordic White, and complimented with Walnut seat tops and cabinet back panels. Designed by Julie Thomas Maple Shade Cabinet Co.

This is 8,000 square foot brownstone "gut" renovation project with a garden located in Hamilton Heights. All Renovation Construction renovated this late 19th century landmark brownstone into seven residential units for developer committed to upper Manhattan. The structure was erected as a member of the so-called “boudoir houses” on St. Nicholas Avenue. It is landmarked in the Harlem - Sugar Hill Historic District

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