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    Flow and functionality were top of the list for a young family embarking on a kitchen renovation. Anne Marie Boedges, president and designer at Anne Marie Design Studio, joined forces with the couple shortly after they took ownership of the home. The goal was to make the kitchen reflective of their personalities while keeping the design functional, warm and tasteful. “The only thing they didn’t want was a white-and-gray kitchen,” Boedges says.

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    Faced with an inconvenient layout, unused appliances and a lack of storage, a family of five turned to Julie Abner Interiors to help reimagine their outdated kitchen. With three young children, it was important to the couple to have an updated, livable space that exudes warmth and character.

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    By Toby Zack Designs. 

    The kitchen design was clean and contemporary and the limitations of the ceiling slab gave us very few options for lighting that would enhance the overall design of the space and keep with the clean and contemporary look; as well as adding the much-needed lighting to that space. The track lighting selected is sleek, minimal and provides the bright lights that we were looking for.

    Photography by Dan Forer.

    By Klima Architecture.

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    Round, rectangle or square, your kitchen table is more than a place to eat a meal. It is a central gathering spot in the hub of your home. Bring the family together around a dining table to suit your space. Choose a matching set or mix and match a table and chairs to create your own look.

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    Meet our Judges: 

    Jenny Siebert, Callier & Thompson Jenny’s goal as a designer is to tackle each project first with an understanding of the client’s needs and expectations. She believes the key to her success for the past 25 years has been an ability to develop client relationships based on confidence, trust and respect through every stage of the design process.

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    The 6,000-square-foot penthouse sits atop a 10-story building with fantastic panoramic views and is suited for comfortable living and large entertainment/gatherings. Gegg Design & Cabinetry worked directly with the builder and interior designer to finish out the spec unit. The kitchen is open to the large gathering spaces, dining area and bar with lines of sight to everyone present and to every window in each space. The designer created room separation with ceiling details and columns. The ceiling details, beams and coffers are unique to each room to add visual interest and definition.

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