Kitchen stuff
countertop cabinets
drawers instead of cabinets
backsplash
lighting
Photos by Jennifer Hughes PhotographyHouse at a GlanceWho lives here: A young professional couple who love city livingLocation: BaltimoreSize: Three bedrooms, four bathrooms and a carriage houseDesigner: Bria Hammel InteriorsThis young couple had found the city real estate of their dreams: a new row house in Baltimore. Located in the Brewers Hill neighborhood, it’s a quick walk to corner bars and restaurants and has an industrial — you guessed it — brewing history that gives it a distinctive urban flavor. But they needed help merging their personal style, family heirlooms and a transitional-industrial row house vibe into a cohesive, livable design. “They are young, entertain often and wanted their family and friends to feel comfortable while staying in their home,” says interior designer Bria Hammel, who was involved from the architectural planning phases through the completion of the project. Her firm helped the couple choose finishes, colors, cabinetry, furniture, accessories and window treatments and helped them lay out everything in a way that worked with the row house architecture. Challenges. “A row house presents a unique set of challenges because of its particularly long a...
curved cabinet
angled cabinet
backsplash tile arrangement
cabinet on end of island
back-painted glass backsplash
tile placement
backsplash
pullout cupboard
pullout cupboard
cabinets & countertop combo
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