Terracotta Yellow Kitchen
A bright kitchen with pale cabinetry, a yellow peninsula, marble worktops and ribbed-glass wall cabinets.
Most of the cabinetry is kept pale, so the yellow end of the peninsula becomes the strongest color in the room. The marble worktop continues across both areas, tying the painted surfaces together without repeating the same cabinet color everywhere.
Ribbed-glass doors lighten the upper storage near the window, and the black-and-white checkerboard floor gives the room a sharper graphic base. The peninsula is narrow enough to hold two stools without turning the center of the kitchen into a full island.
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The island curves at the end facing the aisle, reducing the hard corner beside the seating.
The island rounds off at the seating end, so the stools sit against the curve instead of projecting from a hard corner.
A cased timber archway frames rich plum cabinetry and handmade green zellige tile backsplashes.
Burgundy cabinets run around the perimeter, with open oak shelves breaking up the darker storage wall.
