One Brooklyn home. Three Italian rooms.

The kitchen is where guests stand. The bath is where the day starts. The closet is where the morning actually happens. If those three rooms speak three dialects, the house feels rented. Muretti specifies Italian kitchen, bath, and closet systems in one language — then installs across Brooklyn, from Williamsburg condos to Park Slope walk-ups.

Where does a Brooklyn whole-home project start?

Usually the kitchen — it sets finish, hardware, and how much millwork the rest of the house can carry. Typical Italian kitchens in NYC range $30,000–$150,000+. Bath vanities and closet systems are scoped after the kitchen finish is real, not guessed from a mood board. Design at 134 W 25th St; we coordinate Brooklyn site access separately.

Can the bathroom match the kitchen without looking like a showroom clone?

Match the hardware family and the wood or lacquer temperature — not every door profile. A townhouse hall bath wants calm storage and a vanity that survives humidity; it does not need an island. See bathroom design for vanities and layouts, then we align metal and lacquer with the kitchen you already chose.

What closet actually fits a Brooklyn bedroom?

Reach-in with European interiors more often than a West Coast walk-in. Brownstone bedrooms reward full-height systems and doors that clear the brownstone trim. Walk-ins appear in new condos and gut townhouses — specified on custom closets, not copied from a Pinterest dressing room that has twice the floor.