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What Fall Kitchens in the Hamptons Will Borrow From Milan

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Designers working ahead of this fall's renovation season are watching for a handful of kitchen shifts, several of them traced back to what showed in Milan this year. For American kitchens, that often means the difference between a room built to entertain and one merely built to cook is set well before a client signs off on cabinetry. Local designers preparing fall projects will be weighing the same four shifts now circulating among their peers.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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