Kitchen View Transitional Kitchen, DC Metro
Continuing the lines of the existing wrap-around porch, we were able to create a family kitchen with a raised ceiling culminating in a large skylight. The warmth of natural lighting highlights the palate of the material selection. The kitchen extends out to a new deck and yard beyond.
Photographs © Stacy Zarin-Goldberg
Photographs © Stacy Zarin-Goldberg
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I am interested in additional pictures of the skylights. Is that an aluminum frame? Is it a kit or built onsite?
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These are teal microfiber fabric Pottery Barn stools, with the legs cut down about two inches to fit the counter.
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Benjamin Moore Woodlawn Blue walls and ceilings (with the ceiling color mixed 1 part to 2 parts white).
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The skylight is five feet by 9 feet, and is close to 11 feet off the floor to the bottom of the well and about 12 feet to the glass. It is a hip mount skylight, custom made by ORCA Manufacturing of Easton, Maryland. We used insulated glazing, tempered over laminated glass with a lowE coating and UV control.
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The skylight is five feet by 9 feet, and is close to 11 feet off the floor to the bottom of the well and about 12 feet to the glass. It is a hip mount skylight, custom made by ORCA Manufacturing of Easton, Maryland. We used insulated glazing, tempered over laminated glass with a lowE coating and UV control.
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It is most likely the 42-inch wide one, they also make a 48-inch wide one.
I've put in links to both that offer all the details on dimensions.
http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/KBUDT42.html
http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/KBUDT48.html
Incidentally, Thermador refrigerators are made by Whirlpool.
:) Rhoda
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