Andre Rothblatt Architecture Heath tile

Sarah Walters Can you tell me what color in the Heath tile?

Andre Rothblatt Architecture Yes, these are red oak floors with a walnut stain.

lisapeyton Thank you! They are beautiful.

Alder and Tweed I would guess Wolfe or Viking

Andre Rothblatt Architecture Wolf

The Shabby Nest Benjamin Moore's Silvery Moon is a similar color.

Andre Rothblatt Architecture 1-1/2"

richardbrooks12345 We make and ship these at Brooks Custom
Brookscustom.com

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Looks like a 30" Sub-Zero with the freezer on the bottom.
Sub-Zero BI30U
http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/BI30U.html
Love the wood top on the island!
:) Rhoda

The Shabby Nest Try Benjamin Moore's Snow White.

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. This Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Spring Pull Down Sprayer and Support
looks like this one available at Signature Hardware, although there are a number that fit this general description:
http://www.signaturehardware.com/product16418
A good-looking and practical faucet for this nice kitchen!
:) Rhoda

Tracy Cunningham_Brandjord Mirabelle makes this beautiful faucet.

kandy smith I don't think these are oval, I think they just look oval due to the angle of the picture.
If you hit the 'more info' below the picture you will see more pics from this house and another one of the lights where they don't appear oval.

judisalasin Yes, I agree...they are not oval...the angle makes them look oval. judi

Rebekah Zaveloff Great looking kitchen! I would presume the island cabinets are painted maple... Which is often used as a paint grade wood for custom cabinets. And the top is probably walnut butcher block.

Paul Marcos Do you happen to have the color of the tile that was used? Looking at the Heath catalog it might be G7.2?

bepsf Looks like a random combination of Soft White interspersed with Muslin...

Rebekah Zaveloff That's a really good question. I often times start with matching the floors to the rest of the house to create a sense of space and flow..but that said, if you're refinishing all your floors or building new, you can do whatever you want. I try for contrast and consistency...Here you see the contrast of the dark floor and the light tops, but the butcher block color also is consistent with the flooring color. The important thing is to keep everything from being the same exact color and tone. That gets muddy.