corinnejacobson And where they are from?

Marisa Lloyd any luck on getting info about the cabinet pulls? I'd like to know the width and manufacturer too. They look great.

LDa Architecture & Interiors Hello! Unfortunately these cabinets are not available retail, they were custom made in place for our client.

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Looks like Wolf rangetops come in 30, 36, and 48-inch widths (not 40, I couldn't find any manufacturers with 40-inch widths).
http://www.ajmadison.com/b.php/Wolf%3BRangetop%3BCooktops/Ns~_cutout_width%7C0%3BN~29+4294964366+4294836196
- Rhoda

murrayml Same question. Do you know who makes this hood. Also, how far off from the cooktop is it ?

kitkat555 I'd love to know also.

mollie1234 love the tile and the whole kitchen beautiful

Pratt and Larson Ceramics It is actually a ceramic tile, not glass tile. It is Pratt & Larson 3x6 subway tile in a metallic glaze C609

jabx2 so pretty!! Love your backsplash. What type of tile is it?

susu0607 I would like to know the grout colour too.
It doesn't look white of beige.

Thanks!

ljsd Click on the link for the photo for the information: (But still couldn't find the tile)
by LDa Architecture & Interiors
Cambridge, MA, US 02142 · 263 photos
Shingle Style Kitchen Detail
http://www.lda-architects.com
Hello! The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" glass tile is from Tile Showcase (http://www.tileshowcase.com). I can't find the name, but the item number is PRA-PF36XX, Color C609.

Pratt and Larson Ceramics The 3x6 ceramic tile is from Pratt & Larson in a metallic PF36XX, Color C609glaze

Pratt and Larson Ceramics This is actually a ceramic tile, not glass. It is Pratt & Larson's 3x6 subway tile in a metallic glaze. PF36XX, Color C609

bepsf Installing the same tile throughout various spaces is unimaginative and boring.

There are so many tiles out there - different glazes, textures & shapes, and far more sizes than 3x6. There are also unlimited ways to install tile - it doesn't all have to be a simple horizontal running bond.

Have a look here to see what I mean - and try to imagine something more interesting for your own spaces.

http://www.heathceramics.com/go/heath/tile/

bamamom I agree with aevalouise...find a new tile guy! Your kitchen do what you want. From the pictures posted, subway tile is definitely acceptable in the kitchen. I even see it on all of the HGTV makeover shows, etc. Love how irredescent it looks in your sample photo

going2jackson New guy needed. If he isn't aware of the fact that subway tile is used extensively in kitchens, he doesn't sound like he knows tile.

maricedar The back splash tile is Pratt & Larson, metallic, color c609. It isn't white at all when you see it in person, it is really quite grayish. The back splash in this photo looks really white and iridescent and I think it is the lighting because the tile is definitely not that white.

Pratt and Larson Ceramics It is Pratt & Larson's ceramic (not glass) 3x6 tile in a metallic glaze. PF36XX, Color C609

usbad Has anyone had any luck in locating this backsplash tile? Please post any information you may have. The earlier website referenced doesn't look like it matches. Thank you...

Pratt and Larson Ceramics Hi there, please visit our website to find a dealer near you, we do have a few dealers in Western Canada and if you still need help feel free to call us. The product in this image looks to be glaze/color C609 on a subway tile in a 3x6 or 2x8. Let me know if you ave any other questions.
www.prattandlarson.com 503.231.9464

Lily Gahagan Hi twinkler,

The architect answered this question before. Here's what they said:

"... the 3"x6" glass tile is from Tile Showcase (http://www.tileshowcase.com). I can't find the name, but the item number is PRA-PF36XX, Color C609."

Hope that helps!

Pratt and Larson Ceramics It is a ceramic 3x6 subway tile by Pratt & Larson PF36XX, Color C609

bepsf Looks like a black marble

LDa Architecture & Interiors Hello! I believe it is pietra cardosa granite.

Rebekah Zaveloff Based on the proportions of the cabinets, I'd guess 6-8 inches.

Anne DeCocco Glass is heat resistant. It's the adhesive that's used to install the tile that needs to be able to tolerate the heat. We don't want a tile falling off into the sauce pot!

helenbsweeney I would like more information on this tile pls, I cant seem to find it on your website. Thank you.

Pratt and Larson Ceramics Thank you for your interest in Pratt and Larson. The backsplash is Pratt & Larson's 3x6 ceramic subway tile (PT-36XX) in one of metallic glazes. Please visit our website to locate a drealer near you or call 503.231.9464. C609