Another tapered leg but this time in dark wood. This detail is a bit more traditional due to the dental style molding between the marble and the leg — what I refer to as a table-style apron that helps to make islands look more like pieces of furniture.
White subway tiles, exposed beams in ceiling, steel hood and rage. Elemental stone, wood, metal, and blank palate for color accents from pots, pans, and decorations.
Industrial appliances and utilitarian finishes. The convenience to be able to "hose it all down." One can't argue the influence of commercial style appliances on residential design. Don't forget tile to the ceiling and lack of wall cabinets! Here's an ideabook all about that.
