Leave it to design stars Tara Mangini and Percy Bright of Jersey Ice Cream Co. to infuse an undistinguished 2004 builder’s special (see Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built House ) with rustic charm. The reimagined kitchen has tinted plaster walls, a now-signature Jersey Ice Cream Co. feature, Shaker-style cabinets, a luxury chateau-style range, and luminescent white tile. Here are the elements for re-creating the look.
Above: The kitchen is partially constructed by Jersey Ice Cream Co. and by one of the house’s original contractors, Jay Fischer of Cold Mountain Builders . Photograph from Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built Rockport House . Above: A large apron-front farmhouse sink anchors the L-shaped kitchen. It’s paired with an unlacquered brass faucet. Photograph from Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built Rockport House . Above: The pièce de résistance: a Lacanche range and white terracotta backsplash. Photograph from Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built Rockport House . Materials Above: Kitchen cabinets, built by Jay Fischer of Cold Mountain Builders , are painted Benjamin Moore Balboa Mist . Above: The kitchen countertops are honed Crema Delicata Marble , which is available at Stone Source among other stone retailers. Above: The kitchen backsplash is made of Clé Tile Zellige Weathered Terracotta Tile left over from the master bath (see the rest of the house in Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built Rockport House ). The tile has a color “made up of, literally, dozens of shades of white” according to Clé is $22.75 per square foot. Appliances Above: The range is a French Lacanche Chagny 1400 Range in ivory and brass hardware. It can be ordered directly through Lacanche. For more on ranges like this, see 10 Easy Pieces: Retro Kitchen Ranges . Above: At the end of the counter is a SubZero 24-Inch Undercounter Wine Refrigerator . Available at AJ Madison; contact for pricing and more information.
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