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While large kitchen islands are a staple in houses, scaled-down, thoughtfully designed ones can boost the efficiency and ease the space crunch New Yorkers are feeling these days. And adding (or replacing) an island could even be a stand-alone upgrade to your existing kitchen should you have sufficient space but lack the budget—or the need—for a complete do-over.

Moving towards kitchen, it is well furnished in nano white marble. Also significantly, A full length window was provided in eastern side of kitchen for endless view and to capture maximum sunlight. Also to avoid blockage and to show connectivity open breakfast counter was provided in between kitchen and dining which was combined with warm leather chairs.

The modern kitchen is a constantly evolving space where the traditional lines separating and delineating individual ‘living zones’ are constantly being blurred and redefined. The sensational First Kitchen from Snaidero epitomizes this trend as it combines the living room and the kitchen aesthetically while ensuring each one of them has a distinct identity. Designed for […]

Thus, a space without barriers and visual linkages is created by clearly defining the common, semi-private, and private zones. While creating the furniture, wood and metal became the essential components.

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