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The color of the cabinets is posted under another picture. Any cabinet maker can make the same cabinets for you. Just show them what you like. All cabinet manufacturers pretty much offer the same types/styles of cabinets. It's the size (all the way to the ceiling) and the color in these photos that make a huge impact.

Bentley Design can custom build the cabinets for you, they can be reached at 727-631-2882.

Often floating shelves call for supports mounted behind the drywall.

That is a working butcher's block by John Boos. If you want to install wood tops in the kitchen, I'd be sure to keep a portable cutting board handy to avoid destroying the counter. Personally, if this were my kitchen, I would use that thick block for what it's intended.... Chopping... Kitchens need functioning work surfaces.

Reminds me of the Solitaire Pendant by Niche Modern available at www.lumens.com .

The Niche Modern Solitaire Pendant designed by Jeremy Pyles is a charismatic lighting fixture that evokes a feel of eternal sophistication, thanks to its enticing geometric pattern and heartwarming radiance. Lovely on its own or in a cluster. The Solitaire Pendant features a blown-glass diffuser.

That looks like a limestone called Indus Gold, although it's hard to tell with 100% accuracy from this photograph. If you go to a good stone yard, you'll see slabs of Indus Gold and many, many other gold-toned stone slabs.

What a great eye! I thought a first blush that it was a burl wood, but closer inspection makes me think you are right.

Thanks for the reply!

Thanks! Practice helps!

From this angle I can't tell exactly which wood species it is. Your best bet would be to print out this photo and take it to a flooring dealer and look at the options that are available.

I'm thinking from the grain that it's a walnut...maybe a bleached black walnut or a brazilian walnut, or a cherry - but not oak. The grain is flat and wide, I can't see texture. The stain color is another question - I wouldn't venture to answer this without a sample book in front of me!