You can have the backsplash. I want that sink!

Fabulous! I want the mirrored refrigerator! The BS and sink would be nice too!

That is way cool

Ci_lantro and sanjuangirl:

I virtually gift you anything you want.

nice. Quite the kitchen!

Why do you suppose they put handle pulls on one side of the aisle and bin pulls on the other side?

That backsplash is AWESOME! And the sink? Love it. Both are brilliant design, beautiful execution. What's not to love?

Isn't that a CP kitchen?

Very cool!

It is a Mick de Giulio kitchen -- one of the great kitchen designers out of Chicago.

You can now buy his signature sinks through Kallista:
http://www.kallista.com/onlinecatalog/collections/suite/landing.kls?collection=Kitchen%20Sinks%20by%20Mick%20De%20Giulio&designer=Mick%20De%20Giulio&brand=kal&source=google&mat=phrase&cat=designer&kwd=mick+de+giulio+sink&s_kwcid=TC%7C16166%7Cmick+de+giulio+sink%7C%7CS%7Cp%7C21209446060

Here is a link that might be useful: De Giulio's website

I believe the cabinets are the Beaux Arts line by Siematic that Mick Deguilio developed for them. I have seen the sliding backsplash on display in the Boston Siematic showroom - very cool. Just love the Kallista sink - was trying to design my kitchen around it but just didn't have enough space. I think Mick Deguilio is a genius!

Not surprising: the Kallista Mick de Giulio sink lists for about $2,400:

{{!gwi}}

Worth it to have a bit of Mick de Giulio design in your kitchen?
Only you can say. But clearly the Kohler Stages knock off is the more "affordable" choice!

Love it! Pocket backsplash!! Now if I had room behind my wall for the storage....

That's right. It's a Mick de Giulio kitchen. I knew it didn't quite look like CP, but its been a while since I've seen that kitchen so couldn't remember.

Wow to that sink! And the Stages sink was even too rich for my blood!

Nice kitchen, Pamela. Thanks.

Placing the stove counter forward and using depth behind the counter is an old idea that we really should keep in mind here for times when it would be just right. It would be just as excellent and functional storage at a tiny fraction of the cost without the heavy marble cladding and high-quality tracks needed for those panels to roll easily.

That is gorgeous. OTK on crack.

My favorite thing is the ultra-simple hood, in this context