a brass molecule over a marble waterfall island. Three things in it are real and priced; the rest is cabinetry.
Every number on the photo is a piece you can buy. Tap one.

Clear globes branching off aged-brass arms in every direction — the molecule shape drawn here. Over an island, hang it thirty to thirty-six inches above the stone.

Light oak, low back, no upholstery. Three of them along a run this long, evenly spaced — the spacing matters more than the stool.

In a white pot at the glass. In a kitchen where everything else is built in, the tree is the only thing you can actually buy and move.
Watch the room