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To complement the lining, designer Mark D. Sikes painted the space a refined powder-blue shade (Parma Gray by Farrow & Ball). Designer Shirlene Brooks crafted this minimal and funky Alys Beach kitchen with an ultra-quiet palette and sculptural components. The customized concrete dining table subtly contrasts with the white oak, marble island, and Vibia lighting.

Perhaps the simplest way to add pattern, and one that is simple to update, is to use attention-grabbing wallpaper concepts and cloth. The development for kitchens to be bigger, to be an open area that includes some type of living zone, encourages décor with curtains …