Susan Muschweck Interior Design Showcases a High-Fashion Palette

Susan Muschweck Interior Design embraces the shadow as well as the light of natural materials, the landscape, and fine craftsmanship.

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This high-fashion palette begins with a contemporary twist on the Shaker cabinet. Here you can see the cabinet in glamorous black that also shines. In order to balance this moody look with moments of warmth and to avoid it becoming too “bachelor-like,” Susan added several carefully chosen contrasts that include the warm tones of walnut flooring. The cabinetry is then topped with bright, deeply-veined quartz; yet more visual texture comes in the form of brass pulls, acrylic knobs, and the basalt and metallic porcelain backsplash tile. These crowning elements have not only a warming effect but also introduce a bit of sparkle, continued in the antiqued mirrored glass found in the cabinet doors.

In Susan Muschweck Interior Design’s High-Fashion Palette:

Cabinet door: Custom, painted in Sherwin-Williams Caviar SW 6990
Quartz surface: Ultimate Granite MSI Quartz Calacatta Laza
Hardwood floor: Mirage Floors Engineered Hardwood in American Walnut
Brass cabinet pull: SPLASH Rocky Mountain Hardware Rail Cabinet Pull
Acrylic cabinet knob: SPLASH Nest Studio Transparency Collection
Glass for cabinet doors: Antique mirror
Tile for backsplash: The Tile Shop Rush River Stone Studios Basalt as well as Metallic Porcelain Mosaic
Fabrics: (upper left) Jim Thompson Illusion; (upper right) vintage fabric similar to Kravet Sandibe Boucle Crushed Boucle in Champagne

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Story by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce

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