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Contemporary Kitchen in Midcentury House

June 23, 2015
Designer Harmony Weihs took on her own kitchen, completely remodeling the space and creating an addition in keeping with the home's 1960s midcentury aesthetic. The key to making the new kitchen floor plan function was to create a separation of the workspace and social gathering area.
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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

White Contemporary Kitchen With Skylights and Paneled Ceiling

This contemporary kitchen evokes a feeling of openness thanks to skylights filling the space with natural light, crisp white walls and a smart floor plan. Dark base cabinets provide stark contrast to the white walls, countertops and wood-planked ceiling. The hardwood floor and exposed ceiling beam add warmth to the cool space.

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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

Contemporary Kitchen With White Tile Herringbone-Patterned Backsplash

A bright white tile backsplash is laid out in a herringbone pattern in this contemporary kitchen. The backsplash and slate stacked-stone accent wall add texture and interest to the light-filled space.

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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

Kitchen Casement Window Next to Stacked-Stone Wall

A casement window brings in natural light and showcases the greenbelt view from this contemporary kitchen. A slate stacked-stone accent wall adds extra texture and personality to the neutral space.

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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

White Contemporary Kitchen With Floating Shelves

A crisp white palette and lots of natural light give this contemporary kitchen an open, airy feeling. A white tile backsplash is laid out in a herringbone pattern, while floating shelves keep glasses organized and easily at hand. A small wine fridge keeps favorites chilled and at the ready.

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