Rustic Kitchen Rustic Kitchen
Example of a mountain style open concept kitchen design in Other with subway tile backsplash, a farmhouse sink, soapstone countertops, stainless steel appliances, white backsplash and gray cabinets — Houzz
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tommarty20
Thank you so much!
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Karen Anderson
Glad you're better. Beautiful room!
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Hello and thank you for your inquiry! The shelving that you see is actually just 3/4" plywood that was wrapped by a local stainless steel fabricator located here in Traverse City Michigan. The underlying plywood is actually quite easy to construct, the hard part is finding a stainless steel craftsman that can make the finished product look flawless. Best of luck to you!
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meljon7981
Thanks so much. I will post a picture when we are finished. We are going to use a laminate that contains stainless steel!
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Patti R
Is this countertop soapstone?
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Hello,
It is very difficult to answer that question without knowing the specifics of the products in question. If you would like to submit a question that is more specific to a certain product, I will be more than happy to do the research needed and answer your question promptly. Thanks for the interest.
It is very difficult to answer that question without knowing the specifics of the products in question. If you would like to submit a question that is more specific to a certain product, I will be more than happy to do the research needed and answer your question promptly. Thanks for the interest.
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Good evening,
There are several places that you can reference to find a quality designer. I would start by Googling your local area interior, kitchen and bath designers as well as architects. After researching these companies histories and portfolios, I would check rating sites such as Angie's List etc., and ensure that the selected designer is a licensed builder, certified kitchen and bath designer, ASID or licensed architect; which ever applied to your needs. Lastly, make sure that you fit well with your designer's personality, they are willing to adapt to your needs, and that you are comfortable with trusting your building project to them. That should get your started well.
I apologize to taking so long to respond. I have been sick. But thank you for your interest!
Good luck!
There are several places that you can reference to find a quality designer. I would start by Googling your local area interior, kitchen and bath designers as well as architects. After researching these companies histories and portfolios, I would check rating sites such as Angie's List etc., and ensure that the selected designer is a licensed builder, certified kitchen and bath designer, ASID or licensed architect; which ever applied to your needs. Lastly, make sure that you fit well with your designer's personality, they are willing to adapt to your needs, and that you are comfortable with trusting your building project to them. That should get your started well.
I apologize to taking so long to respond. I have been sick. But thank you for your interest!
Good luck!
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Vanessa Brunner added this to Kitchen of the Week: Working the Angles for Sophistication in Michigan
These homeowners are serious cooks, so Bargiel put everything they needed within reach while they're at the island prep space. Stainless steel–lined shelves 18 inches deep under the island top keep baking and cooking tools at hand. The stainless steel is easy to clean and won't scratch when someone is digging for a rolling pin. The stainless cabinet inserts cost around $1,300. The clients opted for untreated soapstone countertops to complement the kitchen's more rustic elements. The custom-cut island top and countertops cost about $7,500. Pendant lighting: Single Sloane Street Shop Light
John Hill added this to Timeless Design Ideas for Small Spaces
Storage That MovesCasters are a great thing for furniture pieces that will be moved on a daily basis, or for items that will be repositioned less frequently. The storage unit in the foreground here fits snugly underneath the kitchen island …
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Beckie Harding added this to Kitchen Ideas
I like how the book shelf you can roll out
what color are the cabinets.