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Serene, Classic White Kitchen

Light walls, a gray marble backsplash and dark wood floors combine to create this timeless, transitional kitchen. In addition to a marble island, this space boasts a built-in wall oven and a Bertazzoni Itlia range complete with an elegant, ornamental hood.

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Transitional Kitchen Boasts Built-In Wall Oven, Sleek Range

Light walls, a gray marble backsplash and dark wood floors create such a chic color palette in this open plan kitchen. In addition to a built-in wall oven, this space boasts a Bertazzoni Itlia range complete with an elegant, ornamental hood.

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Transitional Kitchen Complete With Corner Workstation

Not an inch of space goes to waste in this open plan kitchen. Rather, the designers installed a desk beneath the floating China cabinet, with a marble topper that helps tie the whole space together. Now the owners can use this corner as a workstation for drafting grocery lists and sending emails.

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Transitional Kitchen Shines With Stainless Appliances

With stainless appliances, traditional cabinets and marble countertops, this open plan kitchen looks sleek and sophisticated. Recessed lights, in addition to a pretty pendant, reflect well on these brilliant surfaces and ensure that the space is well-lit into the evening.

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Photo: Heritage Texas Properties, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Heritage Texas Properties and Luxury Portfolio International®.

Transitional Kitchen Opts for Peninsula With Barstool Seating

Instead of a large eat-in island, this kitchen opts for a small peninsula with barstool seating. In turn, the owners get more functionality out of their space; a desk and armchair can be tucked in the corner, a smaller island can be used strictly for meal prep and the peninsula can serve as a breakfast nook or sitting area for guests.

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