McClellan Architects These cabinet pulls are bar pulls by Hafele and range in size from 6" to 18" depending on the drawer size. Many companies carry this type of pull - you can search for stainless steel bar pull for more options.
McClellan Architects Hi There,
I'm not sure - haven't done this myself yet. I would check with a local paint store or a DIY website for advice.
Thanks,
VC Studio Inc. Hello Lori,
A skilled faux finisher could help you out with that.
The method used would be determined by the effect you are looking for. There are many, many ways to create an aged finish. (Wood or concrete - painted or stained. Metallic effects. Reactive finishes. Etc.)
If you want to take it on yourself, then make sure you practice on some sample pieces before touching your installed mantle.
High quality decorative finishing products will not be available at a paint or hardware store. You can check YouTube, but an actual class will do much more for you. Definitely avoid the products from the two big box stores :-)
Hope that helps,
Vincent Cathcart
VC Studio Inc.
Vince@vcstudioinc.com
McClellan Architects Hi,
The bar stools were purchased by the home owner and I don't have a record of where they are sourced. I know they purchased many of the furniture pieces from Kasala and Linge Roset in Seattle. Thanks
McClellan Architects Thank you! The sofa is theSodeo series from Della Robbia, which you can see at dellarobbiausa.com. Kasala in Seattle used to carry them. Thanks
rclayton1 You're welcome! We sell it at Nest Modern in Austin (nestmodern.com) if you around this area. You can find the dealer closest to you at Dellarobbiausa.com.
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Open airiness of the kitchen is different from the usual intimate kitchen style with small windows and more inwardly focused. The cabinets and other furniture make the space instead of walls and door ways