Two islands offer seating and storage. An overhead steel rack keeps pots and pans reachable but out of the way.
Of course perfection can be a little bit off-putting, but a glimpse at Martha Stewart's kitchen is pretty enticing. Things we love: food and plants are the only things commanding attention with color; warm neutrals (wood and - gasp! - beige) and cool tones (grays) combine for a soothing simplicity; islands allow for cooking, eating, and great flow. More pics and the link to the full tour below:
In a perfect life, I would have a Cappuccino Counter like Martha's.
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I have photos of this from the magazine in '03. So ahead of her time!
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those are the infamous lyon stools right? i think this has it clinched that i'm convinced i'm getting a couple. are they stackable at all though?
i doubt it! but might as well ask!
btw... it looks like she could feed an army with all those pots and plates... how many egg cups is that??
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Lovely, as I would expect.
I must need new glasses, thgough, because I glanced at that headline and I didn't see "Cantitoe". O_o
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I agree. Very ahead.My dream is also to have a "cappucino counter"! I have been scrolling through these photos many times on her webpage and this might be the perfect kitchen. I also like the dark look of the place.
I don't know but the stools look like french TOLIX knock-offs.
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Not so much ahead of her time, but someone who does "classic" very well. Just doesn't go out of style!
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The "servery"? What the heck is that? She does have a SERIOUS number of dishes!
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People call her out-of-date, yet she was on top of the grey trend a full five years ago. Heck, she's probably the one who started it!
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