Innately Italy

A water leak meant this island had to come apart completely so we could repair the floor beneath it.

Most American cabinetry is glued and can’t survive that kind of teardown. Ours is screwed together and certified to withstand it, including a European test that submerges cabinetry in water for 24 hours to confirm it won’t warp. Once the leak was fixed, every original piece went back exactly where it belonged.

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🧱 Surfaces Infinity™️
📸 Photographer Jenn Verrier Photography
🏛️ Architect Megan Downey Studio

Thinking about renovating? Let’s create a kitchen designed around the way you actually live.

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🏡 Interiors FENIX® Innovative Materials

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🏛️ Project Partner Megan Mattaliano Kiel, AIA
📸 Photographer Tod Connell

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📸 Photographer Kevin Allen

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🍽️ Surfaces Infinity™️
🏛️ Architect Steve Fotiu
📸 Photography Kevin Allen
⏲️ Cooktop Elica Americas

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📸 Photography Kevin Allen

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🥘 Appliances AjMadison
📸 Photographer Tod Connell
⚜️ Designer Lily Z Designs

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🧱 Builder ObraFactor
🏛️ Architect Luis Boza | Architect
📸 Photographer Tod Connell

The Most Overlooked Design Element in Your Home

Most homeowners spend months selecting flooring, cabinetry and lighting, yet rarely think about their doors.

A door does more than separate rooms. It shapes first impressions, creates transitions and contributes to the overall architectural experience of a space.

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How to run an uninterrupted vein while complying with electrical code?

Working in a highly regulated historic district often means making aesthetic compromises. This client, however, was adamant about preserving an uninterrupted view of the veins across their Infinity™️ backsplash, countertop and waterfall.

A no-see receptacle by Fittes , combined with precise pre-fabrication of the stone cuts, solved the problem. The vein flows across the backsplash and the outlet disappears into the stone.



🏛️ Project Partner Megan Mattaliano Kiel, AIA
🔲 Vents Fittes
📸 Photographer Tod Connell
🪚 Surfaces Infinity™️

The smallest bathroom details often have the biggest impact on how a space feels and functions over time.

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🎨 Designer Providing creative design solutions in the DC Metro Area
📷 Photography Kevin Allen

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🛀🏼 Bathroom Artesi Agha Ardeco

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🪨 Stone and Tiles Architessa JT
📷 Photographer Tod Connell
🎨 Designer Annie Elliott

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📷 Photography Kevin Allen
🚰 Faucet Newform SpA
🗄️ Sink and cabinet Artesi Agha Ardeco
🀄️ Tile Architessa carefully selected by JT
🎨 Designer R. Michael Cross

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📷 Photography Kevin Allen
🚰 Sink and cabinet Artesi Agha Ardeco

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🚰 Fixtures GEDA
📷 Photographer Tod Connell
🀄️ Stone and Tiles JT

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🛀🏼 Bathroom Artesi Agha Ardeco

Where Square Meets Round

In this Cleveland Park home, the kitchen island was designed as a sculptural architectural anchor - sharp, monolithic and defined by clean geometry.

To soften the composition, Italian seating introduces a quieter counterpoint through subtle curves and softened forms, bringing balance and fluidity to the space.

This contrast between structure and softness creates a dialogue that feels calm and intentional.



🏛️ Architect: Megan Downey Studio
🀄️ Surfaces: Infinity™️
📸 Photographer: Jenn Verrier Photography
🪑 Chairs: JOB'S Chairs