The kitchen features an island extending more than 10 feet, with European cabinetry and thick-gauge stainless steel countertops, infusing a modern industrial flavor into the space. Fusion Tech Companies meticulously installed the kitchen island lighting sculpture and all other chandeliers throughout the home working closely with Mike Craft of Metro Lighting. A portion of the family’s tin sign collection hangs above the kitchen cabinets, backdropped by a charcoal hue that highlights their individual silhouettes and unifies a diversity of styles. The breakfast area features an original Knoll Saarinen 48-inch tulip table and chairs, along with a beloved collection of the grandchildren's portrait paintings. Another 1947 Wurlitzer jukebox with colorful lights offers a fun musical diversion every day.
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