Venegas and Company The tile was sourced by the interior designer and unfortunately we do not know the exact manufacturer and finish. What I can tell you - this is a very simple subway tile. The detail is in the glaze and it has a delicate crackle effect. You can certainly visit your local tile showroom and they can help you select a simple tile. We often source our tile from Tile Showcase in the Boston Design Center.

Subway Tile Outlet We have similar white/cream glass subway tiles (minus the crackle effect). If you like you can check out our selection here: http://www.subwaytileoutlet.com/categories/Glass-Subway-Tile/

Venegas and Company The glass cabinet is 15" high and the cabinet section below is 36".

Venegas and Company Thank you for your inquiry - and we think this is a great idea to "freshen up" your kitchen. Unfortunately this is not a cost I can estimate for you. Each wall cabinet was made as one piece. We suggest working with your local cabinet maker and they should be able to get you an accurate quote to do the replacement for you.

Venegas and Company Thank you for your inquiry! The interior light fixtures are Xenon puck lights and they are hardwired to a wall switch.

Venegas and Company We custom designed the mantle hood, so that it would match. I suggest that you have your cabinet maker build it - Best makes a good vent insert.

Venegas and Company Thank you for your inquiry! 8 foot ceilings are a bit tough to accomplish this exact look, however you could do one upper cabinet door 39" high and have the door be two panels high. The top panel of the door would be glass.

Here's a link to one of our showroom displays which shows a door two panels high. The proportions are not the same, but you can see what I mean. Good luck with your project!




(Standard base cabinets are 34-1/2" high, 1-1/4" high countertop, 18-1/4" high backsplash, 39" high wall cabinet and 3" left over for your ceiling solution).

Venegas and Company Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately we do not have any further information regarding the pine floor planks - they were sourced by the interior designer. Sorry we could not be more helpful.

Venegas and Company The pulls and knobs were sourced from WhiteChapel, www.whitechapel-ltd.com

kandy smith Thank you!

Venegas and Company Thank you Kelly, and yes it is certainly a personal preference and every client is different. You could always pick a color for your cabinets and then add a percentage of white to lighten it a bit! Good luck with your project!

Anne DeCocco I think these cabinets are white. But when I looked at the other questions that have been asked about this kitchen, I saw that someone mentioned how much whiter the ceiling looks. Such a good point! So these cabinets must be off-white. If you click on "more info" under the photo, and hover over the cabinets, a lovely green tag gives you some source information. No color, but at least you know who to contact!

Venegas and Company These cabinets are "Antique White" made by Premier Custom Built. The treatment of the paint is a milk paint; it has a heavy brush stroke.

ktramzz Could I ask what kind...love the look and am looking to replace the one I have.

Venegas and Company This is a very simple subway tile. The detail is in the glaze that is on the tile - it has a delicate crackle effect.