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30 SUMMER 2019 be stored. "They were very open to new ideas," she says. "As we walked through the design they discovered that, if the sink is two inches to the right, symmetry isn't as important because it's going to function better. It's always a combination of making it very beautiful, but also very functional." In the months since the kitchen was completed, the couple has been overjoyed with the finished product: Accioly says they've told her they consider it the best part of their home. "In the end, this was a fun project," she adds. "When you're open-minded and people trust you, you can create something they'll love." For Resources, see page 106. "In the end, this was a fun project," she adds. "When you're open- minded and people trust you, you can create something they'll love." — Paula Accioly kitchens nshoremag.com/nshorehome/ The craftmanship in the cabinetry is exquisite. Gold touches are found in the pulls and lighting fixtures.