Daniele Busca tells of a client who went hunting for rugs to match the artwork in his new kitchen. The New York City-based creative director of Scavolini USA, the Italian design company, was impressed that the painting hanging near the client's island was a mustard yellow Picasso. "A Picasso in the kitchen," he marveled. "That's glamorous."
Long ago, the kitchen was the embodiment of domestic servitude-plain, functional, and unobtrusive. Now it's evolved into the centerpiece of home life, taking on the coloring, materials, and textures of the room into which it flows. Today's kitchen may be arrayed along a living room wall or suddenly pop up when you turn a corner of the family room. Either way, it's expected to put its best face forward. This means out with naked appliances, in with statement lighting, rugs, and furnishings.
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A SISTER STORY
Jewelry designer Brent Neale Winston and her decorator sibling, Ramsey Lyons, recast a historic Long Island home.
GEM OF A PLACE
A jewelry designer and an architect transform their Manhattan apartment with dazzling color and pattern.
South by Northwest
For the interiors of a family home near Silicon Valley, Ken Fulk creates a visual feast inspired by Argentine culture.
because the night
Fashionista Vincent Ho taps designer Darren Jett to bring sensual glamour to a Brooklyn apartment.
And How!
Decorator Nick Olsen transforms a Sag Harbor home into a Hamptons retreat with an irreverent humor.
At Peace
Miminat Shodeinde carves out a minimalist haven in a West London row house.
SO OVER THE RAINBOW
Stone color trends seem to ebb and flow at a monthly clip, but mixing black and white is forever.
But This is My Home
One writer discovers that living in an architectural icon can be a blessing and a curse.
VIBE SHIFT
In London, a fashion designer and ceramics star branches out with his first textile collection.
HE'S GOT A FAST CAR
Ralph Lauren's new furniture collection is powered by his lifelong love of automobiles.
