Kitchen • 15 Central Park W Unit 11L, New York, NY 10023
Modular cabinetry varies in depth. Each unit maintains a sharp, consistent edge profile. Polished brass hardware repeats a distinct square form. Dark green marble extends to a new cantilevered breakfast bar. Spherical brass pendants hang at varied heights above it.
Sandblasted glass and metal surfaces introduce a textural echo. High-gloss white cabinets contrast matte black sections. The geometric rug anchors the floor with repeated square motifs. This room features consistent visual and tactile 'endings'.
This room defines rhythm through repeated forms and deliberate edges.
Design Philosophy
Deconstructive formalism guides the varied cabinet depths. It creates an unexpected rhythm through repeated elements. The Material echo chamber framework ensures visual and tactile 'endings' consistently appear. Edges and forms align across disparate materials.
Spatial Narrative
Your eye first catches the varied depths of the modular cabinetry. You walk towards the dark green marble, extended into a cantilevered breakfast bar. Here, you sit beneath the clustered, spherical pendant lights.
Light Study
Morning light enters sharply, highlighting the varied depths of the cabinets and the sheen on the glossed edges. By evening, the layered spherical pendants cast focused, soft pools of light onto the breakfast bar. This artificial glow emphasizes the rich tones of the marble and brass.
Living Vignette
A hand traces the cool, polished brass of the geometric pull. At the marble bar, a newspaper lies open next to a half-eaten piece of fruit.
Material Palette
High-gloss lacquered white: This surface feels smooth and reflects light sharply, maintaining its crisp appearance.
Dark green polished marble: Cool and slick to the touch, this stone maintains its deep luster with care.
Polished brass: This metal feels substantial and warm, developing a natural, darker patina over time.
Sandblasted glass: Its textured surface feels diffused and offers a soft, obscured view.
