In the kitchen of Dar Zero — the vacation home of the collectors and shop owners Jamie Creel and Marco Scarani in Tangier, Morocco — various styles of mashrabiya, carved wooden latticework traditional to North Africa and the Middle East, have been inset into the lower cabinets. The backsplash is made from hand-painted zellige tiles. Read more here.
The architect and designer Roberto Gerosa made the kitchen island in his Milan home from a wooden door he found when he moved into the building. Above it hangs a brass pendant lamp of his own design. Read more here.
The all-stainless-steel kitchen in the artist Jack Ceglic and the architect Manuel Fernandez-Casteleiro’s East Hampton, N.Y., home. Read more here.
The kitchen of the artist and architect Vincenzo De Cotiis’s Tuscan villa is a combination of Cipollino Apuano marble and fabric that’s been dyed, gessoed and sanded to resemble the stone. Read more here.
With its terra-cotta floors and an 18th-century bust atop a Louis XV armoire, the homey kitchen of the former antiques dealer Jean-Louis Tapiau’s Château d’Aunoy retains its Old World charm. Read more here.
A Carrara marble baker’s table, a backsplash of Portuguese tiles and a wood-burning stove in front of the ancient hearth in the kitchen of the designers Guido Toschi and Massimo Rausa’s home outside of Turin, Italy. Read more here.
The terra-cotta-clad kitchen in the Paris home of Ramdane Touhami and Victoire de Taillac-Touhami, the co-founders of the French beauty company Officine Universelle Buly. The copper cookware is from Mauviel, the tea set is by Tom Dixon and the custom Abimis cook space features Gaggenau appliances. Read more here.
A tree trunk-shaped island sculpted from natural fibers, Jesmonite and plastic waste in the kitchen of the artists Jaime le Bleu, Line Murken, Salomé Sperling and Sijmen Vellekoop’s home in Brussels. Read more here.
In the kitchen of the actor Josh Brolin’s Malibu guesthouse, a custom range hood in unlacquered brass with walnut accents and a 1960s Bijou desk lamp by Louis Kalff for Philips. Read more here.
The Douglas fir-clad kitchen of Anaïs Nin’s Los Angeles home, designed by Eric Lloyd Wright, still has its original appliances. Read more here.
The writer Skye McAlpine’s apartment is part of the 17th-century Palazzo Gradenigo in Venice. All the prewar kitchen furniture was in the apartment when she moved in. She added plates and cake stands collected over the years from flea markets across Italy, vintage tea towels to disguise a hanging light and a free-standing KitchenAid mixer. Read more here.
In the oak-clad kitchen of Hugo Sauzay and Charlotte de Tonnac’s Parisian apartment, a silk pendant lamp by the couple’s interiors firm, Festen, hangs above a Jules Leleu dining table and chairs by Paolo Buffa. Read more here.
In the kitchen of the architect Joseph Dirand’s Paris apartment, a photograph by François Halard leans on the open shelf. Read more here.
The director Luca Guadagnino is known for creating sumptuously layered environments for his films, and he applies that same eye to interior projects. Here, in the kitchen at La Filanda, the entrepreneur Federico Marchetti and the journalist Kerry Olsen’s weekend retreat on Lake Como, which they commissioned Guadagnino to design, a wall of lacquered cabinets in various shades of yellow. Read more here.
The open sitting room and kitchen area of Kuahiwi, a Vladimir Ossipoff-designed home in Honolulu, where a triangular table handmade by the home’s former co-owner, Linus Pauling Jr., sits alongside Riley car seat chairs with koa legs by Merle Boyer, koa bar stools, a Tom Hirai couch and copper cookware. Read more here.
Cement tiles frame a glass-brick window in the kitchen of the fragrance executive Pauline Favre and the television producer Xavier Favre’s cabanon in Marseille, France. Read more here.
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