How to gracefully incorporate a new kitchen in a vintage A-frame? The owners of this 1970s kit house in Springs, New York—the once affordable Hamptons hamlet that Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner called home—opted for a European-style kitchen systems approach. The couple, who are both in television production and come from the UK and Europe, had worked with Henrybuilt on their Manhattan kitchen and appreciated the company’s devotion to impeccable craftsmanship and clean-lined functionality.
For their A-frame, they chose the brand’s simpler, more affordable system, Space Theory. “The kitchen was designed to feel true to the house,” says Lisa Day of Space Theory. “The materials hearken to those from the age of the architecture: laminate, aluminum, and touches of wood that dialogue with the structure.” The results manage to look tailored and timelessly modern—and at home. See if you agree.
Photography courtesy of Space Theory.
Henrybuilt has showrooms in NYC, LA, Seattle, and the Bay Area, and is a longstanding member of the Remodelista Architect and Designer Directory. Here’s a look at some more of the company’s work:
- Primary Objects: A Line of Modular Furniture from Henrybuilt, Kitchen Islands Included
- Kitchen of the Week: A Something Old, Something New Kitchen in Brooklyn
- Elegant Storage À La Carte: Long-Lasting, Freestanding Pieces from Henrybuilt
For more European kitchen systems, see one of our all-time most popular posts: 15 Storage Ideas to Steal from High-End Bespoke Kitchens.
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