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Interiors By Darren James
“Contemporary Kitchen Design - Best of Easts Meets West”
“functional kitchen highly sought after by the client.”
“slab for seating area running across rest of island”
“Interesting kitchen border being deflined by the ceiling.”
“Recessed kitchen zone but within open plan”
“Big island and seating for 3”
“Like the island idea”
“nice open kitchen - functional”
“Simple kitchen lines”
“Kitchen island ideas”
“Kitchen combo...stool idea...Kitchen ideas...Kitchen island idea...nice island...my kitchen...Crossbar on island...island and doors...t shaped island”
Kitchen Solution: The Main Sink in the Island
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Kitchen Layouts: Island or a Peninsula?
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Tina Barclay
“Also material on top of island. Name also plz”
“Hello, this is such a clever way to add a little seating area to the island. I think it would work perfectly”
“in my kitchen!! Could you please tell me how the rounded add on is attached to the island and what materials were used? Thanks so much!!!!”
“of the island cabinetry. Slab was added to the top.”
“narrow island with 2 stools at end”
“idea to have an elevated bar at one end of the island”
“This is inspiring the new work I'm doing to our kitchen island!”
“Love the round "table" at the end of the island.”
“Honed black perimeter with Carrara island, cream colored ceiling”
Workshop/apd
“kitchen island idea - note sink!”
“I like the use of the island as storage space!”
“galley kitchen transformed into open kitchen”
“Brown floor funky modern black island”
“Interesting solution to bar stool side of island”
“thought for islands; however, there is an opportunity to make it a much more sophisticated addition. Instead of placing it on the ends of your island, incorporate it around your seating or cabinetry, and stock it with knickknacks and accessories that aren’t exactly kitchen related. This is especially worthwhile”
“where your island faces a living space, as in this example. Personal mementos give it a warm and eclectic nature that blends with the aesthetic of its neighboring space.”
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Last comment "Like the wainscoting and overhang of granite"
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Last comment "Like the wainscoting and overhang of granite"
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“traditional kitchen island that is both decorative and functional. Front side offers sink and dishwasher, plus plenty of work space. Back and sides of island are raised away from work space for sitting, visiting or entertaining.”
“molding on island. this is it!!!”
“Idea for the back panel of the island”
“back of the island (facing the dining room table)
nothing - no drawers”
“Panels like shaker cabinets in island woodwork”
“Island. Just don't like the decorative under pieces”
Normandy Remodeling
“Kitchen and Bar Remodel Meets Style and Storage Needs”
“between the kitchen and seating area, and not utilizing the full potential of the space. The peninsula was replaced with an island, meeting several of the homeowners’ needs. The new island created a better flow in the kitchen, added storage space and more seating than the perimeter had provided,” says Chris”
“their kitchen and bar area were top on the list of these homeowners’ priorities when remodeling their kitchen. They worked with Normandy Designer Chris Ebert to achieve their goals, and were ecstatic with their award winning kitchen and bar area’s renovation.
“I recommended removing the existing peninsula”
“from the kitchen,” commented Chris, “We then enlarged the bar countertop to fill in where there was dead space to make everything proportional, allowing better work space and increased storage behind the bar.””
Normandy Remodeling
“Kitchen and Bar Remodel Meets Style and Storage Needs”
“between the kitchen and seating area, and not utilizing the full potential of the space. The peninsula was replaced with an island, meeting several of the homeowners’ needs. The new island created a better flow in the kitchen, added storage space and more seating than the perimeter had provided,” says Chris”
“their kitchen and bar area were top on the list of these homeowners’ priorities when remodeling their kitchen. They worked with Normandy Designer Chris Ebert to achieve their goals, and were ecstatic with their award winning kitchen and bar area’s renovation.
“I recommended removing the existing peninsula”
“from the kitchen,” commented Chris, “We then enlarged the bar countertop to fill in where there was dead space to make everything proportional, allowing better work space and increased storage behind the bar.””
Signature Kitchens Additions & Baths
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Last comment "Stone- with white subway, white cabinets, paint walls a grey blue"
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Last comment "Stone- with white subway, white cabinets, paint walls a grey blue"
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“e old kitchen felt very cookie-cutter,” Lisa, one of the homeowners, said. “We wanted a kitchen that was personalized and fit our own needs.” “We looked at it as an opportunity to put in our dream kitchen,” Lisa said, “and that’s what we did!”
Jason Weil Photography”
“e the Island, can you tell me the stone type/name.”
“extended island with bar stools surrounding and hood”
Normandy Remodeling
“Kitchen and Bar Remodel Meets Style and Storage Needs”
“between the kitchen and seating area, and not utilizing the full potential of the space. The peninsula was replaced with an island, meeting several of the homeowners’ needs. The new island created a better flow in the kitchen, added storage space and more seating than the perimeter had provided,” says Chris”
“their kitchen and bar area were top on the list of these homeowners’ priorities when remodeling their kitchen. They worked with Normandy Designer Chris Ebert to achieve their goals, and were ecstatic with their award winning kitchen and bar area’s renovation.
“I recommended removing the existing peninsula”
“from the kitchen,” commented Chris, “We then enlarged the bar countertop to fill in where there was dead space to make everything proportional, allowing better work space and increased storage behind the bar.””
