To create this look we used the brightest white color (“Bright White”) the cabinet manufacturer offered and one-inch thick cabinet doors with a nice transitional detail. To keep the white flow throughout the space, a custom Amore hood was created in a matching white powder coated finish with polished stainless steel detailing, and a light gray and white custom tile mosaic was installed on the focal wall over the rangetop. A diamond shape tile continues on the perimeter wall, but in a more humble pattern. The island, done in a Vintage Slate painted finish, looks metallic and grounds the room with a double thick Carrrara Quartizite countertop. Antique gold island pendants soften the overall bright and edgy polished nickel/stainless steel appearance of the cabinet hardware and appliances. The same cabinet door style was used in the butler’s pantry/bar in a beautiful peacock blue color called “Agean Blue”. To reinforce the intensity of the color in the small space we used bright green glass mosaic tile with gold grout for the backsplash, and gold print wallpaper on the ceiling. The swing door between the butler’s pantry and dining room was replaced with a new one featuring a cut glass design that echoes the green backsplash pattern. The crystal chandelier adds to the festiveness of the room and crowns this “jewel box” of the kitchen.