Your cabinets are beautiful! Lovely job.

I just LOVE your new kitchen. Your cabinets are simply beautiful and the pass through was a really good idea. I was actually planning to do something similar but with the walnut on the bottom and the white cabinets on the top and seeing your kitchen inspires me!

lovely and functional! the marble is exquisite. also love your kohler sink!

LOVE IT! The look, and all the clever extras and hidden spots! Wonderful!!!

Really lovely! Wonderful walnut, love how those beautiful doors hide everything in the entryway. Great sink. You made the most of your space. Great job! Bravo!

Congratulations! You've packed a lot of punch into a small space. Great job!

Thanks for sharing. It's never too late! What a great transformation. It's always fascinating to see urban kitchens and yours doesn't disappoint from the hidden murals to the industrial innards of your walls.

How has the innards of the cabinet held up with your Breville oven? I have the larger Breville, and in designing a "built-in" home for it I keep coming up again the recommended 4" of clearance on each side. I think I can bypass that minimum if my cabinet walls have high heat paint on them. Funny, the other Breville owner I've wanted to question is Sayde. Her upper cabinets come close to the top of the oven, but now I remember I found she said she has a cutting board on top to absorb the heat. The cutting board is allowed by Breville.

Thanks for the introduction to 2 new products - the mat and the Everpure.

I have to say that the Henrybuilt architect, Julianna Morais, designed those cubbies knowing the dimensions ahead of time of both the breville and the sharp (which she recommended). So far we haven't seen any damage to the walnut but it does get awful hot and as a result we have been cautious about using either appliance for extended periods. I did get some handy cork trivets at ikea which I keep on top of each appliance and to the left of the Breville (the right side is insulated).

another great product that I have been using to protect the marble are silicone placemats by modern-twist.com. They have different styles and I got the one that was the most transparent. I have about four of them and when I'm handling anything acidic I usually lay them down for extra protection.

I have to say the biggest problem I have with the marble is in chipping the edges of the sink surround when I'm rushing to get pots in or out of the sink!

Gorgeous.

Just gorgeous! I love the wall with the fridge and the closet storage. Looks so aesthetic closed yet so functional when open. The wood is amazing.

Congrats!

I loved the details in your full reveal. Hope everyone sees all the pics. Love what you did in the entry, and the wonderful use of every inch without making it seem crowded. Great job.

Thanks for sharing.

What a great-looking, tightly integrated, efficient, and beauteous kitchen! Great job!

What a great kitchen. Stylish and integrated. I have had a galley kitchen and it was very efficient for a single cook. You did some very smart things with your storage and layout.

I did make the most of what space I had. Though what I wouldn't do for another two drawer for tools so that I could keep the counters more clear!

Way to go Sadie - we can make a difference!!!
Lovely kitchen - wow - great window to add light to your kitchen. Great functional layout!
I think you get the small but mighty award! Nicely done!

Beautiful kitchen SadieBrooklyn, I love it. Very clever use of space, it looks wonderful.

Good on Henrybuilt for responding and adjusting their practice to ensure this doesn't happen again.

SadieBrooklyn we love your kitchen and thanks for being a Carlisle customer. Maple is a great choice, it is so durable, and color is lovely. Great backdrop for your design.