Woody Kitchen
225 East 24th Street
Price: $5.295 million
This Gramercy kitchen was meant to mirror the rest of the penthouse’s clubby, cozy, cavelike vibe, with radiant-heated concrete floors, textured steel-plated wood cabinetry, and environmentally sustainable PaperStone countertops.
Listing agents: Lauren Muss and Lisa Stone, Corcoran
Photo: Courtesy of the brokers
Blue Kitchen
16 West 21st Street
Price: $1.998 million
Zac Posen designed this kitchen, teaming up with architect Morris Adjmi for this ecofriendly-condo project back in 2010. The Miele and Sub-Zero appliances are a draw, as is the bespoke turquoise hue”the original buyers were allowed to pick from a Skittles-like array of colors.
Listing agent: Hagay Azoulay, Douglas Elliman
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Compact Kitchen
443 12th Street, Apt. 4D, Park Slope
Price: $799,000
While the two-bedroom’s kitchen measures just under 70 square feet, the gleaming white subway tiles and lacquered cabinetry make it feel roomier. The cupboard scales to the ceiling, too, offering plenty of storage.
Listing agent: Charles Ruoff, Brown Harris Stevens
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Funky Kitchen
121 East 10th Street, Apt. D
Price: $575,000
This petite, eclectic kitchen is filled with repurposed and restored antiques”shelving, chalkboard, mod lamp, farmhouse dresser. Two under-counter fridges, a stove, and a sink are scaled to fit.
Listing agents: Matthew Pucker, Dylan Hildreth-Hoffman, Jamie Heinlein, and Brian Meier, Douglas Elliman
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All-Steel-Everything Kitchen
325 East 57th Street, Apt. 1A
Price: $1.25 million
The stainless-steel surfaces, backsplashes, shelving, drawers, and cabinetry give it a futuristic-industrial vibe. But it’s also practical: Stainless steel is durable, easy to clean, and less likely to harbor bacteria. The kitchen stays clutter-free thanks to 21 drawers and eight cabinets.
Listing agent: Bonnie Brown, Halstead Property
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Studio Kitchen
16 West 19th Street, Apt. 9D
Monthly rent: $3,650
What the kitchen in this studio lacks in size, it makes up for in style and efficiency, with glossy cabinets and high-end appliances scaled to fit the tiny space, including a Miele two-burner stove, a drawer-style dishwasher, and a super-slim Sub-Zero fridge. (Jade Jagger, daughter of Mick, designed these so-called pods.)
Listing agents: Julia Cole and Lindsee Silverstein, Core NYC
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Loft Kitchen
58 Walker Street
Price: $5.149 million
The financier who owns this loft penthouse loves to throw dinner parties and wanted the kitchen to be the focal point for the entire apartment. So he installed a dramatic copper ventilating hood that swoops all the way down from the rooftop to stand guard over the custom granite-and-reclaimed-wood island in this stainless-steel-bedecked kitchen.
Listing agents: Alexandra Moore and Sharon Held, Corcoran
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Brownstone Kitchen
238 Kane Street, Cobble Hill
Price: $2.8 million
An original marble fireplace anchors the kitchen of this circa-1800s townhouse; the pressed-tin ceiling is original, too. But the appliances”two dishwashers and sinks, and a separate freezer and refrigerator”are thoroughly modern. The kitchen also features yards of Carrara-marble countertop and plenty of storage in the cherry cabinets.
Listing agent: Ellen Newman, Corcoran
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Chef’s Kitchen
7 East 84th Street
Price: $30 million
The owners are neither chefs nor restaurateurs, but they still had a professional-grade kitchen installed here. (It even requires a special fire-suppression system.) Their instruments: glass-doored Traulsen double refrigerators with the compressor situated a floor below to minimize humming; a barbecue grill and smoker; a custom butcher-block island; and a commercial-style broiler.
Listing agents: Jessica Cohen and Lisa Simonsen, Douglas Elliman
Photo: Courtesy of the brokers
