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McKenna says the kitchen windows overlook their pool and patio, with “amazing views of sunsets over the treetops.” Inside, the wallpaper provides a boost. “It’s a happy place,” she says.
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Worlds Away counter stools in linen provide comfortable seating for family members doing homework or chatting. The ribbon wall art by Angela Chrusciaki Blehm is a unique touch.
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The kitchen’s six-burner Wolf rangetop with a griddle has a full-slab marble backsplash. A chandelier provides key lighting, which “makes or breaks a space,” McKenna says.
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The kitchen island has storage drawers for everyday plates and bowls, cups, silverware and platters. For washing up, there’s an oversized single sink.
After moving in to a home that was once the original Westhampton post office, designer Dana McKenna oversaw a “full gut” of its kitchen. She chose a neutral palette of white marble countertops, kitchen cabinets painted with Benjamin Moore’s Revere Pewter and a black granite kitchen island with a river-rock finish. But what ultimately captures the eye — and the imagination — are features like the brushed-gold chandelier and sconces, custom-made steel windows and doors, and colorful wallpaper that McKenna says she “just had to have,” adding that it “took the kitchen to the next level.”
