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1. Stone Stunner In this new-build urban glam Southern California kitchen by designer Linette Dai, a striking Italian marble for the counters and backsplash provides contrast to the warm wood elements. Dai extended the marble 18 inches up the range wall, capping it with a shallow shelf along the top for cooking items and decor. 4.

Kitchen of the Week: Charming English Style in Green and Wood An architect reconfigures a dated kitchen to gain more space and adds details that honor the 1835 home‘s historic roots Jeannie MatteucciJanuary 30, 2025 Houzz Contributor. Home design writer and lifestyle reporter with a love for stylish spaces, smart lighting and a good decaf dry cappuccino.

1. Assess How You Feel About Color If you find using color tricky, you’re definitely not alone. “Some people know what their favorite colors or undertones are, but a lot of us struggle,” says Emilie Fournet of Emilie Fournet Interiors. “Many clients who are quite comfortable with color in other areas of their life are relatively nervous when it comes to choosing it for their homes,” says Debbie Blott of Decorbuddi. “This is understandable when you consider the costs and time scales involved.