FGY Architects Its a nice size, isn't it? Not big, not small. I'm afraid that we don't know where it was purchased; it came from the owner's previous house. Many people/companies make similar tables.
FGY Architects For the cabinets, they are rough-sawn doug fir cabinets, Rocky Mtn Hardware pulls, and a dark cabinetry stain.
For the trim, I'm not sure I know to what trim you are referring. The windows and doors have a simple gyp-bd return, with no trim.
FGY Architects The flooring is an unfinished reclaimed teak that has been given a very light sanding to even it out a bit. The horse-centric family that lives there finds it to be a perfect surface for their lifestyle. Sources include Terramai (terramai.com) and even though it's notnoted on their website you might want to contact Arc Wood & Timbers (arcwoodandtimbers.com) for FSC teak and other woods.
Perhaps your bold move is to use patterns in unconventional ways. Check out the amazing backsplash in this modern-rustic kitchen. The tile is bold and modern in black and white, but the pattern references the quilts of Amish and Mennonite communities. What a unique mix of styles!
Not crazy about the tiles, but beautiful range hood, as well as other fixtures and decor. Note electrical outlet in floor. Single wall kitchen allows for rolling island, as well as various kitchen table arrangements.