Moon Bros Inc Unfortuneatly we don't know, we were the architects and don't really know the interiors

freedomgirl Looks like walnut blend or noce.

Emily Hurley I believe they are both square. The angle from the camera makes it hard to tell, but here is another shot where it is a bit more clear.

diannn where did you get the lights?

alishatuschewski I believe it to be travertine

katey5212 Because I keep getting "likes" sent into my email box regarding my comment above, actually a lot more than it says up there :-) I will tell you what I learned, since most of you are probably as frustrated as I was with the lack of sharing. This poster lists the above color as a (generic, no tone called out ) "French glaze" on another one of his pictures. I researched this and found that Sherwin Williams will color match a stain to match anything that you provide and you can get pretty close to what you see here. I do not think we are actually liking the glaze per se, but the tone for certain. If your computer is not calibrated, I would take it to them on your iphone or laptop so they can get a good match. Also, don't forget that the wood you are using will make the color change slightly (red, yellow etc.) so that also works in your favor if you take a sample of your wood to them. When I stained my cabinets, I used this as a jumping point, but I tweaked it so it would match my own stone and marble. My results are fantastic. Hope this helps some of you.

katey5212 If you go to another view of these cabinets, you will find a post of mine with the formula I wrote.