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A Luxurious Neo Deco Kitchen in Forest Green and Brass
A Luxurious Neo Deco kitchen where deep forest green cabinetry frames a CornuFé 90 Albertine dual-fuel range by La Cornue, its polished brass enamel-capped burners and metal trim glowing against cool stainless steel. Three Ribbed Glass Ball pendant lights by Lucia Living hang over the marble island, their dark green ribbed globes catching soft vertical light above emerald velvet stools, while a geometric marble backsplash with brass inlay and a chevron floor pattern carry the art deco backbone through the whole room.
The mood
Neo Deco at its most collected and cookable. The Albertine range feels like the architectural center of the room, brass knobs and trim warming up cool stainless in a way that only gets richer with use. Over the island, those ribbed glass pendants throw soft green-tinted glow without fighting the marble, and the forest green cabinets keep everything moody and intentional rather than clinical.
Brass inlays in the backsplash, pot filler, and island detailing do the geometric talking, and fluted glass uppers give you display without breaking the green line. Emerald velvet stools tuck under the island overhang like proper jewelry. Bold underfoot, serene at eye level, and absolutely built around the range.
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Get the look
Pieces that bring this space together, curated for this room.
CornuFé 90 Albertine Dual-Fuel Range
$11,525La Cornue
A compact French dual-fuel range that looks like it belongs in a Parisian apartment kitchen, brass burners and all. The Albertine packs five gas burners (including a serious center flame and a gentle simmer) plus a full electric convection oven into a footprint that fits standard 24-inch cabinets. I keep coming back to the polished brass against stainless steel, it photographs beautifully and only gets better as the metal develops character over time. This is the kind of appliance you build a kitchen around, not one you hide behind cabinet doors.
Ribbed Glass Ball Pendant Light
$229.10Lucia Living/ 3-Light
Look, this is one of those lights that does more work than it should for the price. The ribbed green glass catches light in these soft vertical grooves, and when it's on over a dining table or kitchen island, the whole room feels warmer without trying too hard. I love the silhouette, round and simple, with just enough texture to keep it from disappearing against a white ceiling. Comes in four sizes if you want one statement globe, or a three-light cluster if you're covering a longer surface.