
If you were to imagine a classic Martha Stewart kitchen, a large, rustic, country-style space probably springs to mind. The lifestyle expert is known for creating a warm, cozy feel in her kitchens – from the Turkey Hill farmstead to her seaside home in Seal Harbor, Maine. In New York City, however, her approach was quite different.
Martha Stewart's galley alley metal kitchen is the hidden workhorse of her Fifth Avenue apartment. According to Martha Moments (an Instagram page dedicated to sharing archival Stewart footage), the metal cabinets and countertops were custom-made by Duralab, a laboratory furniture production company in Brooklyn. The result was a sterile, yet highly functional and uniquely modern space.