Rehab Diaries: Color Block Kitchen in Brooklyn - Remodelista
Photography by Elizabeth Felicella. In her renovation of a parlor floor in a 19th century Park Slope townhouse in Brooklyn, New York architect Alta Indelman shows that a little color can go a long way. Indelman achieved her color accents by using different color cabinet faces, which she sourced from Abet Laminati. The subway tiled backsplash and white marble island countertop provide a classic backdrop to the color accents. “We conducted many color studies to the get the ‘random’ brights just right,” Indelman says. A full-sized washer and dryer were accommodated under a kitchen counter. Indelman created two strategic structural openings to enhance the loft-like feel on this level. A painted blue wall continues the color theme that began in the kitchen. Reclaimed wood flooring throughout this level unifies the spaces. A “before” image of the kitchen. Indelman was able to fit a kitchen island into the the space.