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Museum District Contemporary

Houston, Texas

This client’s new professional building includes living space on the top floor overlooking terraces and the city. As avid “foodies” and cooking enthusiasts, they wanted a comfortable, sophisticated space with professional-quality kitchen equipment for personal use and entertaining.

This kitchen includes two ovens, a steam oven, microwave drawer and warming oven, range top, two dishwashers, wine storage, ice maker, and two refrigerators. Two large single-bowl sinks have foot-pedal controls, and instant filtered hot & refrigerated water spigots.

Combination of white quartz and black granite countertops, with white linear glass tile backsplashes create a serene contrast to adjacent bright colors in artwork and furnishings.

The solution? We designed peninsula that crossed line of ceiling change on angle. We designed custom 9 ½ foot-high stainless-steel hood and added a non-structural column that, along with structural column, anchors bar area. To accentuate the kitchen, we designed glass shelves recessed into metal channels in both bar columns, with color-changing LED tape lighting that shines through glass shelves.

Project Details:

  • Kitchen Designer—Peggy McGowen
  • Brookhaven by Wood-Mode kitchen cabinetry with a square-edge Andover door style and maple wood species with a Nordic White, opaque finish.
  • Refrigerator wall, back-peninsula panel, and bar feature Brookhaven by Wood-Mode cabinetry using a flat-slab Vista Door style with a cherry veneer wood species and Java stain.
  • Appliances—Wolf and Sub-Zero
  • Master Bathroom—Wood-Mode Cabinetry with a flat-slab Vanguard Plus door style and cherry veneer wood species with a Black Forest-stain finish.

 

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