Giulietti Schouten Architects The Floor tile are 4.5" x 24" Feel Series, Moonlight color from Pental Granite and Tile.
http://www.pentalonline.com/natural/granite/

Giulietti Schouten Architects Your space is similar in size. This kitchen is 3.11 meters x 6.78 meters. A galley style kitchen works well in a narrow space such as yours

sergia Thanks

Giulietti Schouten Architects the field tile in the 4.5" x 24" was $9.60/sqft for material. the glass inserts from batho, were $15.83 each.

jackie5347 I am interested in using wood effect tiles on the floor of my all white walled and fixtured narrow en-suite do you think these will make the room look too dark and male the room look small

Ann Carew_Stohlmeyer Thanks so much!

fall50 Did you consider going wider or narrower for the width of the tiles. Really like this pattern and I am considering using a "wood tile" that a few of the bigger manufactures have come out with. The width of the kitchen is only 6 feet bewteen base cabinets, so it is fairly narrow, similar to your design above

Questioning if I could get by with a 6 x 24 size tile for how little my space is or if I would be better served cutting the 6 x 24's in half to 3 x24. The kitchen is is 10x11 and would have white cabinets.

Wondering if some rule of thumb exists in terms of how wide a tile to use, when going with a herringbone pattern, relative to the size of the room.

Giulietti Schouten Architects 3cm thick Red Dragon polished granite

Giulietti Schouten Architects No, these are grouted.

Giulietti Schouten Architects The backsplash tiles are by George Batho of Batho Studios. It is located at 1401 NE Alberta Street in Portland Oregon. bathostudios@comcast.net (503)282-1460

Giulietti Schouten Architects It is a stainless steel hood by Vent-a-Hood. Model number JDH242c2ss. The general contractor for the project was JDL Development of Portland Oregon

rbcola Thank you GSA appreciate your response!

Ann Carew_Stohlmeyer What size are these tiles cut into for the herringbone appearance?

Giulietti Schouten Architects It was manufactured by Curry and Co. I don't remember the model.

Giulietti Schouten Architects It is from Currey and Co. and it is called Lucy. Item # 9936

Giulietti Schouten Architects They're granite slab

lindsayrcook The granite is call red dragon

Giulietti Schouten Architects It's an Italian made porcelain tile laid in a herring bone pattern with custom art glass accent tiles.

Giulietti Schouten Architects The tiles come from Pental (http://www.pentalonline.com/) and United Tile (http://www.unitedtile.com/) in Portland. However, the red glass accent tiles are custom.
Fig Design selected the final materials.

Giulietti Schouten Architects It's an Italian made porcelain tile laid in a herring bone pattern with custom art glass accent tiles.

Giulietti Schouten Architects It is from Currey and Co. and it is called Lucy. Item # 9936

Ronique Gibson Most modern kitchens will utilize contemporary finishes - woods, granite, slate, ceramic tile, etc...

Modern kitchens usually have more simple lines than older kitchens of generations past. Less ornamentation, and cabinet hardware utilizes modern metals - nickel, bronze, etc... as opposed to shiny brass and gold of years past.

Giulietti Schouten Architects A newly built or remodeled kitchen can have all the modern day conveniences and be designed for todays lifestyle, but may not be "modern" in it's style. As Ronique noted in a previous entry, less ornamentaion and clean lines are characteristics of a modern style. For example, this kitchen has flush style cabinet drawers and doors. A more traditional kitchen would have cabinets with a raised or recessed panel style door/drawer. In this kitchen above, there are long horizonal stainless steel door and drawer pulls. A more traditional kitchen would have knobs.

Rebekah Zaveloff | KitchenLab That looks like a horizontal grain rift cut white oak. Wood Mode cabinetry has this doorstyle and wood species available in a few different stain colors, including this one.

Giulietti Schouten Architects These are custom cabinets made with quarter figured anigre, not oak, laid up horizontally with cherry edge banding. The general contractor was JDL Development of Portland Oregon.