Beautiful kitchen!

BklynBrownstone

4 years ago

what are the dimensions of the island, please? And where is the sink from? Much thanks.

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Huestis Tucker Architects, LLC
4 years ago
Thank you for your interest. The island is 5' wide by 11'-6" long. The sink is Kohler "Chef inspired collection" " Stages" 45" long.

All the best,

Jennifer
BklynBrownstone
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4 years ago
Thank you, Jennifer!

My island is going to be 4.5'x7'(or7.5') and am wondering if a small sink (around 1.5') will look good on one of the long sides instead of in the center...trying to figure it out...

but thanks, all your work is beautiful!
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Thanks for your nice comments. I think what you are planning will be nice.

All the best,

Jennifer

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