The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The High-Style Galley Kitchen

What: 19th century Brooklyn brownstone owned by Remodelista co-founder Francesca Connolly

The Details: 8-inch-by-6-inch custom-cut white Thassos tiles from Ann Sacks on the walls, a marble counter, Glacier White Corian cabinets.

Julie Says: "To create a feeling of openness, the lower counters float off the floor. The room gets plenty of natural light, thanks to one of its most coveted details: a steel-framed glass door that opens to a terrace."

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The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The Formal Eat-In Kitchen

What: 1839 Greek Revival Manhattan townhouse owned by Julianne Moore and (see more photos in Remodelista)

The Details: Here, a concrete backsplash from Moasic House protects the wall behind the range.

Julie Says: "[The] selling point: they have a matte finish—Julianne is anti-shiny—and are a close tonal match to the wall color."

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The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The Tiled Kitchen

What: The communal kitchen of Biscuit Film Works' office in L.A.

The Details: Handmade cement tiles, a plywood table and beams of salvaged timber

Julie Says: "The down-home materials serve as a giant welcome mat and would work equally well in a private kitchen."

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The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The California King-Sized Kitchen

What: The communal kitchen of Biscuit Film Works' office in L.A.

The Details: An L-shaped counter as the centerpiece of the space and an oak table that's been in the family for years

Julie Says: "Tailored for a busy family, the 500-square-foot kitchen is versatile enough to serve as the setting for both breakfasts on the run and sprawling dinner parties."

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The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The Future of Kitchen Design

Julie Carlson, editor-in-chief of Remodelista, on the beautiful, practical move towards the "unkitchen"

Written by Krista Soriano

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The State-of-the-Art Loft Kitchen

What: A young, active family's New York home

The Details: Streamlined and ergonomic cabinetry (with hidden corners and storage) and appliances by Bulthaup

Julie Says: "A kitchen that's at once sophisticated, suited to a young family and unobtrusive…a gathering spot in the form of a wooden island that the architects designed to 'feel more like furniture than a kitchen.'"

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