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<p style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: xx-small;">image via <a href="http://www.whitecollarlexicon.com/neal_dining2.html/">white collar lexicon</a></span></p>

My sister and I are not so subtle, <a href="http://www.usanetwork.com/series/whitecollar/">White Collar</a> fans. The show runs on the USA network and features a rather handsome art thief protagonist, Neil Caffrey, whose been assigned to help the FBI's White Collar division solve and thwart many a art heist and counterfeiting crimes. 

The premise sounds simple enough, but being shot entirely on the real streets of NYC with characters sporting a great streamlined, clean cut wardrobe and snappy banter between the protagonist and his cute bespectacled con man friend Mozzie it's a show more than worth watching on a weekly basis. 

But that's not all. Neil's apartment is located in a mansion on the upper east side and as you may imagine it is a space to die-for. I love, LOVE this kitchen. Let me count the ways:

Vintage stove - CHECK
Glass front cabinetry - CHECK
Open shevling - CHECK
Antique knick knacks - CHECK
Subway tile - CHECK
Proximity to dining space and fireplace - CH-CH-CHECK!

A space needn't be huge to be fabulous and this is a lassic example. 