pamcakes88 I'd like to know what kind of floors they are, too!

Eutree Wide Plank Flooring Hickory or Pecan with a stain added. They also look site finished, widths are around 5". We made a similar floor for a client last year.

jmaurry Is soapstone easy to care for?

lskul Hi Michael, do you know who the manufacturer is for the pendant lights above the sink.. also are those hand scraped floors?

Rauser Design Behind this is the living room, right about where the wood-burning stove is.

Rauser Design The counters extend into the wall thickness right up to the edge of the window, so they are about 29" deep.

Rauser Design Local sheet metal fabricators are often more affordable than manufactured hoods, and can me made to suit the space and have a seamless install.

Futuro Futuro Kitchen Range Hoods @ Rauser Design: just out of curiosity, what would be the approximate price range for a custom unit like this?

Granite Grannies Your local fabricator will be able to show you different soapstones that are available from local suppliers. Soapstone names can be rather pointless since they are not consistent across suppliers. So even if you got the name, you'd still need to look at everything in order to find one that had the look you want. I recommend finding a fabricator who will let you custom purchase a slab or two after visiting different suppliers to find one you like.

Rauser Design The windows are Anderson A100's. They are a composite material that performs well at a good price.

bdkj23 Who are the light fixtures by?

Barn Light Electric Company Vintage fixtures add a nice touch to a space but are sometimes hard to find. We have a similar fixture in our line of rewired vintage glass collection. Hope that helps.

http://www.vintagebarnlighting.com/glass-shade-pendants/holophane-glass-pendants/10-antique-gill-and-co.-holophane-pendant.html

Rauser Design Barn Light Electric Company supplied the goose-neck lights at the two exterior gables. I recommend checking out their website.

aburk Looks like a soapstone to me.

Rauser Design Correct! It's soapstone in a honed finish. The surface is not sealed or treated in any way and will darken over time with use.

Meanwhile, back at the Rake-A-Lot Ranch That knotty grain looks like pine to me. It's color is more yellow than pinkish, so I'll bet this is new wood. If it's reclaimed, it has certainly cleaned up well.

Rauser Design The floors are Loblolly Pine from salvaged beams that came out of a 100 year old warehouse roof. We had them milled into the tongue and groove flooring as well as the stair treads and handrail and the ceiling material in the bedrooms.
The beams were 14" by 18", and there was still sap at the center!

The Shabby Nest Pale Silver by Restoration Hardware is a similar color.

Rauser Design The cabinets are SW6192 Coastal Plain; the walls, trim and exterior are all SW7005 Pure White.

kakipafford What finish did you select for the flooring? I recently did a full home renovation with reclaimed heart pine flooring from a whiskey distillery in Kentucky. I chose to finish the flooring with Danish oil instead of polyurethane, thinking that the character of the wood would be better preserved. The floors are really showing wear now, and I was thinking of redoing them in poly. What are your thoughts? Will poly prevent the floors from darkening over time? I would love for more richness to develop over time and would not want to stop that process. I would love to hear your opinion.

jzmckee Hi...On your heart pine floors, would you mind sharing the brand of urethane that you used? Have installed antique heart pine, and now ready to finish.
Thanks!