Venegas and Company This is a double ogee. It was sourced by the interior designer, and I can see it's a bit elongated because of the thickness of the slab. I imagine this is a custom cutter from the stone fabricator.

andrew1518 one more question, what color paint and finish did you use for the kitchen cabinets?

Venegas and Company Yes, the finish is the light antique nickel.

The paint is a custom color from one of our cabinet makers, Premier Custom Built. It is a traditional antique white paint with a brown glaze.

Venegas and Company Thank you for your inquiry! The wall treatment was sourced by the interior designer and unfortunately I do not have further information. Wish we could be more helpful.

Venegas and Company This hood measures 68" in width and 62" in height.

Venegas and Company The floor was sourced by the interior designer, but I can tell you it is porcelain and a similar tile can be sourced at your local tile showroom. We send our clients to Tile Showcase in the Boston Design Center.

ebethk was it color enhanced? I've seen this in a much lighter grey

Venegas and Company This was not color enhanced - color can definitely range from slab to slab.

Venegas and Company We designed the mantle hood along with the cabinets. Both were made by Premier Custom Built. This hood measures 68" in width and 62" in height.

Venegas and Company These were sourced by our cabinet maker and I'm sure you can source them with your kitchen designer or local cabinet maker!

llrrkk1 great - is that something you could send me? 2-d is fine

Venegas and Company Unfortunately we do not share our client's drawings. Good luck with your project!

Venegas and Company Yes, the tile is from Oceanside Glass and it was sourced from DiscoverTile in the Boston Design Center, 617.439.8800.

perlushok Thank you. Are the decorative tile forming the rectangular above the range from Oceanside Glass too? Looks like metal to me.

Venegas and Company These cabinets were built by Premier Custom Built for us! This is a beaded inset application with a tradtitional antique white paint with a brown glaze.

Venegas and Company The countertop is honed "jet mist" granite.

sc2127 Hi Geministargazer,
When you put the oven and the micro in the wall tower you can put them at any level you desire. To meet codes they will probably not let you close a door in front of them because of ventilation issues. That is why they created custom appliance panels but as of yet not for ovens or microwaves to my knowledge. One thing your husband may want to keep in mind when lowering the oven is the fact that it looks like you have a little one in your home and you are putting a hot oven down to their level as well...just a thought. You can fill in extra space on the tower with large drawers for pans and doors above for cookbooks or baking sheets.

Venegas and Company Our solution for the retracting doors will require that you allow the ovens to cool before closing....At this point I advise me client to think about what is personally important and list them in order of priority. This will help you to decide which solution is best for YOU.

Venegas and Company The white tile is a antique white matte glazed tile and the darker pieces are a glass tile from Oceanside Glass. It can be sourced from DiscoverTile in the Boston Design Center, 617.439.8800.