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Tiling the seating area gives a little more durability to the surface, while also making a stylish statement that gives a beautiful burst of color and pattern.The tile here doesn’t need to be the same as the backsplash tile, especially if the backsplash is a more plain finish, like a crisp white subway pattern. Besides, letting the island front be its own feature is more unexpected and fun.

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Range wall. And here you can see why they’d want to keep the view to the range wall clear. “The homeowner was very hands-on and chose a lot of the materials herself,” Griffith says. The designer gave her a few layout options, including one with cabinets flanking the vent hood and one with open shelving. “The cabinets would have made it look crowded,” Griffith says. Instead, open shelving allows for a larger expanse of the 4-by-12-inch Carrara marble tiles and transformed the wall into a stunning focal point that grabs your attention as soon as you walk in the room. “It was important to have that texture of the marble here; otherwise it would have looked blank and flat,” Griffith says. Grout. Notice that Griffith used a medium-gray grout, which picks up on the colors of the veining in the marble and will be much easier to keep looking clean.Countertops. The counters are a light-colored quartz.

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Bar stools. The design team extended the island countertop 12 inches to make room for additional seating and new bar stools. Wintersteen chose leather bar stools with iron legs to match the pendant lights. Bar stools: Four Hands; browse bar stools

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Reclaimed wood as peninsula kick plate

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