Collection by Luke Hopping
Best of #ModernMonday: Kitchens That Will Last a Lifetime
Every Monday, @dwell and @designmilk invite fans and experts to weigh in on trending topics in design on Twitter. Interior designer, author, and TV host Nate Berkus joined #ModernMonday this week to discuss what goes into making a kitchen look timeless. Check out a few of our favorite responses, and use the hashtag #ModernMonday to join the conversation next week at 1pm EST / 10am PST.
For a tiny Brooklyn kitchen, Workstead mitigated a dire lack of counter space by wrapping the cabinetry into the living area, creating one larger, fully integrated workspace. The custom cabinets were made out of ray-dyed Tabu birch veneer. Sliding panels with punched finger pulls act as a decorative screen.
At the client’s request the kitchen contains neither upper cabinets (Shino can’t reach them) nor an oven (they only used the old one once—to reheat a pizza). A modular Roche Bobois Mah Jong sofa adds a decorative flourish to the living area while maintaining as low a profile as the traditional Japanese furniture.