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of mortar and pestles sits on the kitchen


counter next to a gas top range in the stylish


home owned by Rob Ingold.


of its weight. He said he probably should have added a crossbar under it, but he said that he did not want to lose the space.


Atop a stove burner lies perhaps the most


eye-catching kitchen conversation piece, a larger than usual ceramic-glazed tea kettle. Its black and white checkerboard MacKenzie-Childs design features a wooden handle. What you might mistake for a cherry on top of its lid is actually a carved faux-cinnabar bead with a brass accent beneath it that resembles gold filigree. Nor is the tea kettle the only artistic aspect of Ingold’s kitchen.


The backsplashes surrounding the kitchen are custom-


designed to somewhat resemble mosaic tile. Looks are deceiving though. Each “mosaic tile” is actually a different color of liquid glass that has been poured into a tiny cup-like mold, Ingold explains. Then grout is put around it before it is fired.


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