Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Fisher Paykel makes dishwasher drawers:
http://www.fisherpaykel.com/product/dishwashing/
:) Rhoda

jimmyr What are the brand/color of the red and turquoise stains in this photo?

The Shabby Nest Valspar's Ginger Sugar is a similar color.

Lee_Ann Clark I just looked at Ginger Sugar and it doesn't seem as yellow

Susan Mills Design Hi Libb that is a great kitchen and I love turquoise too. You can google search or go to youtube and look for distressed furniture. I found some good advice and tutorials there. I have done some work like this and demonstrated for a tv show but do not have a link for it. You can make it easier or harder depending on the finished look you desire. I can only see one color but if it has many layers of paint then it is a matter of painting, sanding, waxing and doing it all over again to get the finished result. Keep in mind that the color will darken when you end with the oil or stain.

When doing many coats of color then you can sand in between coats then add wax to the areas you do not want to have painted over. This is what gives you the many layered look reminiscent of an old piece of furniture.

You can do it!

libb Super helpful!! Thanks sooo much!!

Gritton & Associates Architects There are numerous places to get this look... Here is one website that utilizes brick floor tiles, salvaged from old chicago brick. http://www.brick-floor-tile.com/old-chicago-brick.html -- It is just one example.