MAKING Waves

A family kitchen is reimagined as a coastal-cool hangout.

ASHLEY CAPP

THE BIG MOVES: ADD SOME SOFTNESS For the kitchen’s eat-in dining area, Sarah selected chairs from West Elm for their delicate pink hue and curvy shape, which offset all the hard surfaces in the kitchen. “They’re also a nice complement to the oval table,” says Sarah. Design, cabinetry, Sarah Hartill Design; contracting, Mason Brothers Construction;. hardware by Emtek, Upper Canada Specialty Hardware; blue bowls, white tray, The Salt and Pepper Catering Co.; mortar and pestle, Hopson Grace. THE BACKSTORY It was a chance Halloween night pit stop that introduced Toronto designer Sarah Hartill to her future client Rachel Turnpenney — and Rachel’s love of entertaining. “The kids and I were out trick-or-treating with a mutual friend and Rachel invited us into her home, where it looked like they were set up for a…

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House & Home (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2018 - Fall Decorating + Dream Kitchens

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