Georgia Cabinet and Supply built these cabinets. Fully custom. Zebra wood veneer over maple solids.

This is the Calligaris Even leather barstool. Here's more info:

http://www.houzz.com/photos/172576/Calligaris-Even-Leather-Bar-Stool-modern-bar-stools-and-counter-stools-

Most of the kitchens here on Houzz are very large. An island takes up some space in a large kitchen. Islands are useful for eating on and placing stuff on (food from the 'fridge that you're going to prepare or food from shopping you are going to place in the fridge or pantry) or rolling out pastry, or as a "buffet" for food serving. Here are some photos of small kitchens. Sometimes a smaller island is used in a smaller kitchen. Some islands in smaller kitchens are built in or some are moveable (butcher blocks) http://www.houzz.com/small-kitchen

White Oak...the color is off a little here, but it was twice bleached and then pickled...a light grey stain was then applied.

If you have to have a seam, then just go with that. Try not to make it right in the middle--buy as long a piece as you can safely fit in the elevator, then another piece to make up the difference. You could get creative and put tile in between the two pieces, or a piece of granite; something that makes it look interesting and intentional. It will look beautiful!

This top was seamed actually...it's nearly 14 feet long, so far too large to make out of a single piece of granite. We typically like to seam things at a location that works with the vertical lines of the cabinets, so it looks purposeful...sometimes that's in the middle and sometimes it's not. A lot will depend on the type of granite that you choose. Some will have patterns and movement that will not seam well, so you want to hid the seam as best you can. Others, such as this granite, will seam very well and if you have a really good installer, you will be hard-pressed to ever see it.

Thanks so much -- we will do one seam in the center and since there is little pattern i hope to not see it! I hope it looks as beautiful as the kitchen you designed.

Again, the tighter the seam, the better...go have a look at the installers work to make sure they know what they are doing...like every other type of tradesmen, there are good ones, bad ones and great ones...make sure you have a great one!

They did my guest bath wall and floor last week and it looks great. They are in manhattan. I'm feeling confident! I'll ask the architect to post it on Houzz!

These countertops are honed black granite.

Wow...would never have guessed that! Would this counter look nice on my perimeter counters (shaker espresso brown cabs) and a carrera marble island??? I would never of thought to use black granite with the dark cabs...Is it a solid black??? Pls let me know...this is gorgeous but dont know if I will achieve same look with shaker cabs..Thanks!!

Tile 2 Light Fixture
by Fabbian

http://tile.fabbian.com/en/catalog/tile-2

(you can customize the size and colors you would like)

Houzz Tip: clicking on "More Info" will show you if the product has been tagged in the photo already

'How much would a light fixture of this cost? Does one order direct from the manufacturer? Available in the U.S.?