This kitchen, which is located in a condo in the upscale suburban Mahwah, NJ is within an open concept kitchen and living area that is very creative and artistic. The open concept configuration was created by removing a wall between the living area and kitchen. The homeowner works in the design industry and has an arts and graphic design background, so an embrace of bold, colorful design elements feel natural for the space.
With the kitchen and the living area co-mingled, the kitchen needed to provide complementary elements to the creative living space while still ultimately remaining functional. Designer Bernard Kim used the Cesar Maxima 2.2 system in this kitchen with matt finish white lacquer and dark oak shelves.
The countertop is Sapienstone porcelain with 2-inch built up edges, creating a dramatic visual effect. The kitchen features a 10-foot long island with a range, a sink, and seating. Prior to this redesign and remodel, the kitchen was in a traditional style.
“We are really thrilled with our kitchen. We love the quality of the cabinets, both on the exteriors and interiors.”
Debbie Berger, August 2018