Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly The ones in the photo are 840 mm wide bit you could make them up to 1200 mm (24") in width. Hafele, who are world wide make them also and I think Blum may have something similar.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly We find them great. They are really easy to use and are made from solid beech.

lightinggal Thanks so much!

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly Sorry but I can answer this one. It is a Travertine tile but I'm not sure after that. I do know that they were sourced in Italy by the importers here in Ireland.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly In my opinion 800 mm (Sorry for my European answer) a good size to start with. Any smaller and things get cramped very quickly. 30" would be fine though.

galleykitchen Thank you Keith (-:

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly I am shocked that you would ask me this!!! We manufacture and design our own kitchens! Doors are Poplar with Farrow and Ball "Stoney Ground" and the island is walnut.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly Some of our peg boards are custom made but this particular one is made by Hafele and can be bought anywhere.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly Countertops are SileStone " Blanco Capri". It's a man made quartz.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly You can buy the pegs from a company called Hafele. They have offices worldwide and supply almost all kitchen companies.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly Hi Cathy, yes we have used similar handles on fridge doors before. Both fridge types look good in my opinion. I really like the large Fisher Paykel fridges but I'm not sure if you can get them in the States. Some of the American style fridge freezers do have a strong seal on the doors so I get where you're coming from but I think it is safe to use a knob on your integrated fridge doors if you choose to.

cathyredd Thanks again! We've decided we want integrated - but much as I love the knobs I'm just not sure they'll work on the appliances, so now we're thinking bar handles on the fridge & probably dish washer to match the ovens. I'm really hoping the mix and match look will be ok!

Rebekah Zaveloff | KitchenLab I believe that's walnut. Walnut can get very golden over time.

Woodale Designs - Keith Fennelly I actually missed your question somehow! Yes as Rebekah said it's walnut. Walnut can go golden over time but it all depends on the amount of natural light that reaches it. Direct sunlight through a window can dramatically change the colour!