For the kitchen island lighting, you might consider something like the Dawson Pendant by Hudson Valley (they have a lot of other schoolhouse-type fixtures, too):
http://www.lumens.com/Dawson-Pendant-by-Hudson-Valley/PAAAAAKCIDPHIHCO/product

For the linear suspension over the table in the kitchen nook, check out the Orleans Linear Suspension, also by Hudson Valley:
http://www.lumens.com/Orleans-Linear-Suspension-No-7822-by-Hudson-Valley/uu366421/product

Good luck! - Susan

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It is a little hard to tell...but does look similar to Star Beach.

You could call Crown Point cabinetry in New Hampshire and ask them directly. Crown Point uses custom colors, milk paint and Farrow and Ball Colors for their paint.
You can see a close up of this kitchen at this link: http://www.crown-point.com/breakfast-nook/breakfast-nook06.html

My cabinets are a similar color, and they are Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17. I love it. Not a stark white, not too warm, not too cool - creamy white.

I'd venture to guess 72" to 84" for the raised part and another 21"-24" for the lower section. Both look like they're 24" deep, but then there appears to be another 24" on the back side of the bar section. So I think that end part is 48" wide.

I would guess they are a "bone" color and gloss. We designing our kitchen very similar so I have done a lot of research. Home depot has a very similar "bone" color gloss subway tile. Hope that helps!

Interesting the Home Depot or Lowes in our area doesn't carry anything but snow white in subway. Thanks for the info.

Yes, that's true. They only carry the white 3x6 in stock here too. For the 3x6 subway tile in bone at both places it is a "special order". That adds a little to the cost, but still inexpensive. Good news is they have the bone/gloss in other sizes in stock. I bought a square tile in the bone/gloss for 16 cents just to have an example of the color. Home Depot's "bone" is a slightly darker color than Lowes.

I suspect that it's nine feet wide and 42" deep. That's a very large island.

Thanks, we're glad you like it! You can see the rest of the room, as well as the pantry area, the cabinetry adjacent to the living room, and even the bath area!
It's right here on this Gallery page: and click on 22! Enjoy!

I am not able to find where I can click to see other views. Can you kindly send me a link? Thanks!

Sure thing! It's in our Gallery, Page 3, #22. Be sure to click on the large thumbnail, and the other images from that home will show! Here's the link to copy and paste:
http://www.crown-point.com/gallery/page3.html

Looks like they be from Sonoma Tilemakers, 3x6 brick--they have a variety of colors and finishes: http://www.sonomatilemakers.com/LineList.aspx?prod-line-id=1&line-list-id=5&IsLineList=True

I don't know the exact source but I love them too!
Here is one like it that I found:
http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=2114

Love that light too, but $400 is not in my budget. I wish it was, but I will keep searching.

Here's a similar option from Schoolhouse Electric:

http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/fixtures-detail.asp?FixtureID=88&all=0

Rejuvenation has lots of options like this for schoolhouse lighting. They do reproduction lighting, you can even search based on the time period your home was built. The prices are around $170 depending on options and you have lots of finish options and shade choices too. I don't work for them but I love their products.

http://www.rejuvenation.com

Hudson Valley Lighting also has some nice priced options in this style