Smith & Vansant Architects PC That is Viking's VDSC six burner gas range in Viking Blue with a high shelf - allowing for storage of oils and cooking supplies away from the heat. The range hood is also from Viking.
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These are from Dirk Elliott tile, number G-110, 6x6. This line has been discontinued, but it appears to be an off-white.
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These pendants are from Brass Light Gallery and I believe that they are available in most finishes including oil rubbed bronze.
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Smith & Vansant Architects PC These are from Dirk Elliott tile, number G-110, 6x6. This line has been discontinued, but it appears to be an off-white.
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The walls are Benjamin Moore's Bone White with an Aqua Velvet finish and the trim is Benjamin Moore's Linen White with a Satin Impervo finish.
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mimi8 Love this beautifully designed kitchen. I really believe that the newest in kitchen design is headed for the look of no upper cabinetry and more open design with an abundance of windows. This based on the contingency that the kitchen has an ample bit of space for lower storage or a walk-in pantry. We did the same with our kitchen and have loved it!
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This was addressed in previous posts, but here it is again. So, the sconces in the kitchen were a bit of an affair - Special order for using the Cotswald Manor Arm instead of the Classical, taking 7 weeks from deposit, and there was an extra engineering fee. They are the "President's Sconce" from Brass Light Gallery, model #X-CN-202-A4-BN-A161 (X = use Cotswald Manor Arm instead of Classical), Brushed Nickel Finish, (1) 150watt bulb, Shade is #A161 (English Bell Shade in Opal Satine, 2 1/4" fitter), Sourced from the Lighting House in Shelborne, VT (Contact Peter Bay 800-649-2204).
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Those pendants are from Brass Light Gallery - item # VP-103-03M-BN (brushed nickel finish with an overall height of 37 inches.
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The fridge is to the right of the island - four feet from the prep sink and ten feet from the cleanup sink.
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Kristin Calvert Realtor Do these measurements include a dining area. Love that you didn't add the upper cabinets. It makes it feel more like a room to live in.
Can you please share the make and model of the wall sconces. They are beautiful. - Can you please share the make and model of the wall sconces. They are beautiful!
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So, the sconces in the kitchen were a bit of an affair - Special order for using the Cotswald Manor Arm instead of the Classical, taking 7 weeks from deposit, and there was an extra engineering fee. They are the "President's Sconce" from Brass Light Gallery, model #X-CN-202-A4-BN-A161 (X = use Cotswald Manor Arm instead of Classical), Brushed Nickel Finish, (1) 150watt bulb, Shade is #A161 (English Bell Shade in Opal Satine, 2 1/4" fitter), Sourced from the Lighting House in Shelborne, VT (Contact Peter Bay 800-649-2204).
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Smith & Vansant Architects PC Millie’s™ All Purpose Penetrating Tung Oil by Sutherland & Wells works very well for surfaces which come in contact with food.
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bepsf You don't stain, seal, varnish or use any finish on butcherblock other than oil if it's meant to be used as a cutting surface - Stains, etc are made from chemicals which will transfer to and poison your food.
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Yes, stainless does clean up very well, and really only requires cleanup after those greasy splatter times.
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Natural daylight without upper cabinets. One of my favorite kitchen design moves is the elimination of upper cabinets in exchange for more windows. I avoid conventional upper cabinets because the space below them — even with undercabinet lighting — is often dark and less usable. Without upper cabinets in this kitchen, the full depth of the perimeter counters is more usable and the work surfaces are bathed in natural light during the day, meaning light fixtures can be comfortably kept off.
Be really practical and create accessories from your pantry's daily essentials. Decant them into attractive jars and bottles, like in this lovely kitchen.
LOVE LOVE LOVE: "These cabinets are full overlay. The walls are Benjamin Moore's Bone White 03 with an Aqua Velvet finish and the trim is Benjamin Moore's Linen White 912 with a Satin Impervo finish. The dimensions between the island and the cabinets is 42 inches."
Love the granite, the butcher block island, sconces, cabinets.These "Fantastico" countertops were honed. Tiles are from Dirk Elliott tile, number G-110, 6x6. This line has been discontinued, but it appears to be an off-white.
This is another island that has dish storage. The pantry is probably going to be too far away from the dishwasher to store dishes we need every day but this could work. I like the beamed ceiling if we don't do beadboard. I don't want shelves above my stove like this though, although the open feeling is nice -