

This kitchen is in a 1918 landmark building, so Tom and his partner Justin wanted to respect its original lines but still make it modern. They put a lot of work and love into the whole apartment, but the kitchen renovation really stood out to us. It has Croatian marble on the kitchen floor, and marble countertops (requested by Justin because, according to Tom, "someday he may bake").
Tom is really the cook of the household, and the kitchen reflects his love of food and home cooking. It looks so efficient and well-designed, and yet homey; we love the geraniums in the window and the warmth of Tom's vintage collections. Silver, china, and great cupboards — what more do we need?
You can find out all about Tom's choice of appliances and fittings at the original house tour; it's a great source of inspiration and resources.
• See the whole tour: House Tour: Tom and Justin Gently Shape their Landmark
Related: Kitchen Spotlight: Sudie's Pocket-Sized Renovation
(Images: Jill Slater)
what're those holes in the counter for?? this is a very pretty kitchen. i normally do not like farmhouse sinks, but it works! i'm very impressed!
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I'm dying to know about the holes in the counter too. The kitchen pics in the tour didn't have any captions!
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Me too! More info, please!!
view aftermath's profile
Does anyone know anything about the colorful flatware pictured? They look like awesome pieces for every day use (if they're not super expensive).
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Ps- The hole looks like it's over a bin. Maybe it's for trash from food prep?
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very nice. love the peak into the silverware drawers
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I love the lid to the garbage can in the counter!
Such a simple and beautiful kitchen.
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I have seen cutouts in countertops for compost buckets as well. The one in his countertop seems a little small for a garbage bin.
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