This sunny kitchen sheds light on the meaning of a functional and beautiful space
When an Essex couple first approached Paula Accioly, they desperately needed a fresh set of eyes. It was 2016 and the couple was in the midst of planning their first shared home, built on a site brushing up against marshlands and all order of natural beauty. But there was one major hiccup: they weren’t fond of the kitchen, a vanilla-looking design centered on an L-shaped layout, a seen-it-before island, and unexceptional details.
After switching architects, the couple visited the Boston showroom for Jewett Farms + Co., where Accioly serves as lead design
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