This kitchen represents an impeccable example of a modern interpretation of classic American style. The contrasting combination of upper white cabinets and lower dark ones creates a visual balance that is emphasized by the marble countertop of the central island. Particularly noteworthy is the use of subway tile in a brick pattern as a backsplash, which adds texture and authenticity to the space.
Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: a large glass globe pendant light above the island becomes the central element of the composition. Small recessed ceiling lights provide even illumination of work surfaces.
The designers skillfully integrated an island construction with a marble countertop and rustic stools made of aged wood, creating an ideal space for both cooking and informal socializing. Natural wood elements, including decor on the countertop, bring warmth and coziness to the predominantly neutral color palette.
The kitchen cabinet façade with panel details reflects classic motifs but in a modern execution—a technique that can be used when designing the facades of both internal and external elements of a country house. Large windows provide ample natural light and connection with the surrounding landscape.
This approach to interior design demonstrates how traditional elements can be interpreted in a contemporary context without losing their elegance and functionality, creating a space that feels both fresh and timeless.