Upper East Side Townhouse Kitchen Renovation

Complete renovation of a 1930's classical townhouse kitchen in New York City's Upper East Side. Reflecting the Owners' desire to have more hygienic materials and an efficient layout, it uses stainless steel on the counters and lower cabinets, an island with a quartz top and porcelain floor tiles. The sleek materials and appliances influenced the choice of an Art Moderne aesthetic grounding the room in its 1930's context, which was an important consideration for the Owners.

Art Deco kitchen with painted wood upper cabinets, stainless steel lower cabinets, encaustic cement tile backsplash, and billiard pendant light over quartz top in kitchen island.
Kitchen with lots of windows, stainless steel lower cabinets, and porcelain tile floor.
Art Deco kitchen with painted wood upper cabinets, stainless steel lower cabinets and encaustic cement tile backsplash.
Kitchen with GE Monogram range and hood and billiard light over the kitchen island.
Art Deco kitchen with painted wood upper cabinets, encaustic cement tile backsplash, stainless steel lower cabinets, and porcelain tile floor.
Kitchen with lots of windows, and stainless steel lower cabinets.
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