Rustic Kitchen Rustic Kitchen, Denver
Example of a mountain style galley dark wood floor kitchen design in Denver with granite countertops, a double-bowl sink, shaker cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, cement tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island — Houzz
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The cabinets are made from walnut and were custom made by Kitchens by Wedgewood in Colorado. We finished the cabinets with beeswax so we could leave them in their natural state and color. This project received a LEED Silver rating
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Sam Ferris added this to Quartz vs. Granite: The Battle of the Countertops
Con: There aren’t many “clean” styles. Granite has a lot of movement in it, from veins and swirls to spots and speckles. While this is definitely one of granite’s stronger assets, it’s also a drawback for homeowners who don’t want busy countertops. It’s almost impossible to find a clean, simple style without much patterning. If you’re looking for counters without much hoopla, quartz is likely the better option for you.
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We used a Seafoam Green slab on the countertops in the kitchen and it was fabricated and installed by Stone Concepts and Colorado Tile & Stone in from Eagle Colorado 970-328-3800