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10 Steps to a Fab Kitchen(9)

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10 Steps to a Fab Kitchen
10 Steps to a Fab Kitchen

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Tip #9: A vintage-style Rohl faucet in an antique bronze finish was inspired by original brass fixtures in the house. Quartzite counters have the look of vintage marble but are harder, less porous, and easier to keep stain free.

Occasionally, bonuses appear during a renovation. During demolition, an original paneled pocket door that divides the dining area from the front hall was discovered sealed into the wall. “It was so beautiful we didn’t have to do anything but clean and wax it,” says Cavin-Winfrey.

“This gorgeous rowhouse had gone through many remodels over the years and at one time was even a boardinghouse with no kitchen at all,” adds Subaran. “We wanted to bring back some of the old glory of the house by creating a kitchen that was elegant and rich in details and included all of today’s modern amenities.”

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