Mehral placed pendant lights on the simple, small and more modern island than other elements in the room. “They brid down the gap between styles and ages,” she says. “In addition, it was important to keep the light away from too much competition at each place, with the three rooms being open to each other.” There is also an undercabinet LED strip lighting.
“Because the style of the room is traditional, we wanted a bridge tap,” says Mehral. “We were able to find one with a modern feature of a bridge-down sprayer.” The island also has a waste pullout, a cutting board pullout and additional storage towards work.
When choosing the counter stool, Meher took the new open plan into consideration. “To place a comfortable amount between the living room and the sectional couch in the island, we needed a stool that tucks under the stool,” she says. These stools have a simple, traditional style, and their padded leather seats provide comfort.
Tap: Vemoth bridge bridge-downMoan
