Sagamore sits easy in its New England roots, coastal without a single anchor or oar in sight. Painted perimeter cabinetry in a soft evening white wraps the room in light, while a rift cut white oak island grounds the center of the space with warmth. Quartzite counters ripple with fine grey veining across the island’s generous surface, and brass threads through everything: the hardware, the faucet, the linear chandelier hovering above with its row of shaded lights. Overhead, a coffered ceiling gives the room its architecture.
This is a white kitchen that refuses to be cold. The oak island invites people to pull up a stool and stay a while, double wall ovens stand ready for a holiday’s worth of cooking, and a glass-front hutch turns everyday storage into display, its lit shelves keeping glassware and favorite pieces close at hand and worth looking at.
The same hand carries through the rest of the home. In the powder room, a navy vanity sits beneath an arched brass mirror, framed by diamond trellis wallpaper over crisp wainscoting. The laundry room repeats the kitchen island’s rift cut oak cabinetry, set against a blue botanical stripe grasscloth and a classic double-hung window.
For another take on New England coastal, step inside Hearth + Harbor.
