An Amuneal niche in a historic home

Craft · Brass, marble & cabinetry

thank you @amuneal for posting this niche we co-designed with @eplordredesign … it was part of a home “refresh” which included refinishing cabinets, opening up a closed off dining room and matching epic molding, sourcing marble and brass, new plumbing from @houseofrohl installing artisan @cletile @zioandsons tile, custom stools from @_michael_robbins , @apparatusstudio lighting and specifying copious amounts of British wallpaper from @houseofhackney and @mindtgap …which took a gorgeous historic home from elegant to extraordinary.

Brass-framed glass shelving across a kitchen window, with ceramics, plants, and a dark counter.

Brass-framed glass shelving across a kitchen window, with ceramics, plants, and a dark counterPhotography: Corey Szopinski · Niche: Amuneal · Design collaboration: E. P. Lord Redesign and Amy Pigliacampo Interiors

Kitchen with a carved wood island, stainless steel hood, pale backsplash, and open shelves.

Kitchen with a carved wood island, stainless steel hood, pale backsplash, and open shelvesPhotography: Corey Szopinski · Niche: Amuneal · Design collaboration: E. P. Lord Redesign and Amy Pigliacampo Interiors

Kitchen and dining area with burgundy cabinets, a wood table, flowers, and pale walls.

Kitchen and dining area with burgundy cabinets, a wood table, flowers, and pale wallsPhotography: Corey Szopinski · Niche: Amuneal · Design collaboration: E. P. Lord Redesign and Amy Pigliacampo Interiors

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