Unbelievable as it is, this is an ikea kitchen by the brilliant architect Chris Greenawalt from Bunker Workshop!

The far two cabinets rest on casters and slide out from under the countertop to create a bar area. A De’Longhi freezer is cleverly integrated into the island (hidden behind a panel) and cabinets fill in the rest of the length. Trespa Virtuon countertop surface. The space feels open yet defined.

Two Fisher Paykel dish drawers as well as a 24-inch gas oven and cooktop and two under-counter fridges by De’Longhi all compacted into the island. The canopy that defines the kitchen area also houses a Broan hood for the cooktop.

A Putnan rolling library ladder purchased at Restoration Resources, allows access to the spices and upper cabinets.

I love this detail.

Vigo Industries sink and Cifial faucet.  Rust-Oleum chalkboard paint.

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Photos by Kate McElwee.

The work of Darren Carnell Architects. Masculine, modern, sexy and beautifully detailed.

What an interesting ceiling. I am totally loving this room with the stark contrast.

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I’ll save some more of this goodness for tomorrow.

A sliver of light.

A gorgeous vertical cove detail with light.

By Stelle Architects.

Beautiful walnut cabinetry millwork. Love how it wraps up to the ceiling.

Crazy for this bed! It kind of looks like a smile.

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This is where I will end my day.

I had the most wonderful day yesterday. I had the pleasure of spending the better part of the day with the lovely Anna! We had a long tea and french macaroons at Tavern and just enjoyed the afternoon and evening. Next time, let’s all meet up at this house in the Hamptons by S Russell Groves! I am kinda falling in love with his work.

S Russell Groves

What a gorgeous and refined grown up bathroom. I love these mirrors and the fireplace! It’s rustic but classic. Sink fittings are by Dornbracht, and the sheepskin rugs are by Hide House

On my checklist, a chalkboard-paint-coated kitchen door! What an awesome idea for little kids. Thermador appliances.

Summer Hill’s Don and Rela Gleason and Architect Bobby McAlpine collaboration | AD | Photography by Roger Davies

Can you tell St. Barths is on my mind?! Another incredible home by Wolfgang Ludes with rich sexy dark woods, natural textures, and sandy upholstery.

Charles sofas, Antonio Citterio chairs, a Patricia Urquiola woven chair and Atelier Oï tables.

A gorgeous architectural endeavor by Wolfgang Ludes in St. Barths.

This view and pool are incredible! Please, can I visit?

Flexform sofa. Citterio designed wood chairs, upholstered lounge chair and B&B Italia tables. Travertine was chosen to echo the sand below.

Hans J. Wegner Chairs. Citterio table.

I am totally in love with this kitchen. Island and cabinetry are wenge and the countertops are absolute black granite; the sink fittings are by KWC. Gorgeous and sexy!

Cotton netting by French Indies Design.

The master shower is wall of Balinese slate tile and the floor is travertine.
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Just beautiful. This dining table is to die for! The top is one piece of slate. Stone, plaster and anigre wood, simple and effective. The small black stools are designed by Charlotte Perriand. Drapery fabric is Rogers & Goffigon.

Anigre wood floating staircase.

Restful color palate. Finn Juhl Pelican chairs, a Poul Kjaerholm daybed and Alvar Aalto table and wing chair. Look at that baseboard detail! The rugs feel like lily pads among the sea of light grey stone.

Andy Warhol’s Shadows series rests on a Jean Prouvé console.

The illustrious egg chair by Arne Jacobsen.

Blackened steel surrounds the fireplace.

Pendant lamps by Poul Henningsen hang over the kitchen table. Viking range and hood.

Shelton, Mindel & Associates | Architectural Digest

A light filled townhouse by Magdalena Keck in Miami beach.

Flexform Groundpiece sofa and a gorgeous Christopher Farr area rug. I love the soft breezy color palate.

Floating shelf detail.

One of my favorite sconces – David Weeks Boi sconce,  Boffi fan. This bed just makes this room.

David Weeks chandelier.

What a great oversized leaning mirror can do!