Besides looking stylishly industrial, a stainless steel kitchen is easier to clean (thanks to its—duh!—stain-proof finish), more hygienic (since non-porous steel resists germs and bacteria), and has the added benefit of making a space appear bigger and brighter than it may actually be due to the reflective nature of the material. Here, some prime examples.
At 135 West 70th Street, a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath condo (on the market for $3.950 million) has an eat-in chef’s kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, including a stainless steel pantry with an extra freezer drawer and wine cooler.
A three-bedroom, three-bath condo at 42 Crosby Street (priced at $8.4 million) features a custom stainless steel kitchen courtesy of Italian brand, Boffi.