The joy is in the details of this eclectic kitchen - hand-forged hardware and hinges feel southwestern; tile backsplash and weathered range hood give a warm adobe feel; stainless elements add a contemporary punch.
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Glass tile? - Do we have an answer on the backsplash? It is great! »
daveyola We did Oceanside in our boys bathroom and it looks amazing - hard to get from just photos but worth finding a local showroom that has their stuff
Richard G. Berry & Associates, Inc. Paige, I will send the picture to my contacts at the "high end" tile distributors my clients use. They will probably be able to identify the mosaics right away. You may also try sending a message to Custom Made.com via the More info link below the picture and ask them the manufacturer, distributor and tile name.
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What's the manufacture & style # of the back splash & what store can I purchase it in St. Paul, MN? - What's the manufacture & style # of the back splash & what store can I purchase it in St. Paul, MN?
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Style Secret: Curved LinesSouthwestern decor goes easy on harsh angles in favor of gentle curves. Arched door openings, rounded corner fireplaces and sloping walls give Southwestern spaces a sense of softness and fluidity. Even corners, such as those on this kitchen range hood, are blunted and honed down. But remember ... Curvy doesn't mean swirly. Rounded elements have strong profiles and unbroken lines rather than intricate curlicues and undulating swoops. The one exception? Scrolled metalwork, which works nicely with the aesthetic.
Love the stove alcove, the unique cabinets, the BIG stove, the copper/slate looking backsplash behind the stove, the big floor tiles, the dark counters.