09/04/2026
On the 12-foot kitchen island at the , a traditional mitered edge on the marble countertop's radius curve would have been difficult and expensive to fabricate at this scale, and a single slab of marble alone would have read as too thin for an island this size.
Interior Designer Heidi Kim's solution came from an unlikely place: the sub-top, normally a hidden structural layer that just supports the counter material. Here, it was thickened and clad in bronze, the same material used on the cabinetry above the range, giving the marble visual weight and avoiding the miter altogether.
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Architect: .inc
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