The materials used throughout the home are low-key and light in tone: white oak floors and millwork, creamy walls and kitchen cabinetry, and natural quartzite counters and backsplash. But an extended bank of built-in storage, finished in crisp charcoal-stained millwork — that begins in the family room, turns the corner at the dining room and covers a full wall of the kitchen — acts as an architectural spine, linking the rooms it travels through.
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