We wanted to create a kitchen that was state of the art but fit with the feel of our 100 year old home. We used chandeliers to provide a linkage with the past and as well as reflected light from the prisms. In addition we installed an 18′ by 4′ honed marble island that has become a focal point for family and friends when we have guests.
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Steve F,
Your last shot occurred - I'm guessing - in the evening. Well, I just want to say that it truly captured the beauty of your work. I think what you've done is truly beautiful. You've got skills!