TreHus worked from photographs of this home dating back to the early 1900's and with the Minneapolis Historic Preservation Commission to ensure that we honored the home's spirit and heritage throughout the project. Old-world craftsmanship and materials such as the tongue-and- groove boards, beadboard accents on the cabinetry, subway tile, carerra marble, and wide plank pine flooring authentically bring back this home's former glory. Photo by Susan Gilmore.
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bellakay wrote:
Who is the manufacturer of the blue hutch? It's perfect...I would love to purchase one »
TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+Builders Thanks! The hutch was custom made by Eull Woodworks - a local cabinet shop. See their website here: http://eullwoodworks.com/
I would think you could get most any custom cabinet shop to make one for you based on our pictures.
COASTROAD Hearth & Patio Most jurisdictions do not require ventilation for a gas range. I'm not saying it's a good idea, I'm just saying it's not against the law.
This particular project would seem pretty easy to vent, since it appears to be on an outside wall. The client must not be as messy as we are in my kitchen.
Letitia Holloway I have never worked in an area that does not have a code that requires a vent for a gas range. However, there are pop-up vents often used with these models. I often use them when putting a range in front of a window. Love them. You don't see them unless they are being used. Many pop-up vents are used on islands also.
I love elements of this kitchen. It is so inviting!!!!
TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+Builders Michelee - here's what I've got on my selection summary schedule for this project: Viking 24" Open Burner Range: VGIC245-4B without backsplash - Order as " Island Unit"
Can someone please give me info on the red stools? - Would love them for the remodel of our beach house. Have been searching for right one for some time, and I believe this could be it. Anyone able to help me? Please? »
The approach: cottage kitchen elements. Open shelving, freestanding furniture and beadboard help to define kitchens in this style. That holds true in this one, despite the brilliant red stools and the red painted walls in the connecting space.
I would think you could get most any custom cabinet shop to make one for you based on our pictures.