Two Toned Classic Kitchen with a Twist
http://denisequade.com
This kitchen has a lot of different pieces that helps make it feel unique. First, the two colors of the cabinetry. The dark stain contrasts nicely with the white painted cabinets and white trim. The warm grey walls help bring the gap between the two. The color scheme is continued on the backslash behind the range. The dual islands each serve a purpose; one for food prep, the other for a more casual seating arrangement. The windows under the wall cabinets at the sink wall provide more light to filter into the space and allows for airflow in the space, that would have been missing since the homeowner wanted a fixed pane above her sink so she could take full advantage of the country views out side of her home. A paneled subzero refrigerator and a paneled bosch dishwasher help integrate the appliances and keep the focus on the view and the range hood. Cambria quartz countertops help tie everything together.
Project Details
Designer: Pam Nesbitt
Cabinetry: Denise Quade Design Private Collection
Wood: Maple
Finishes: Painted White, Painted Nightfall
Door: Custom
Countertop: Torquay, 3cm Cambria Quartz
Collaborated with: Justin Temple, Temple Construction
This kitchen has a lot of different pieces that helps make it feel unique. First, the two colors of the cabinetry. The dark stain contrasts nicely with the white painted cabinets and white trim. The warm grey walls help bring the gap between the two. The color scheme is continued on the backslash behind the range. The dual islands each serve a purpose; one for food prep, the other for a more casual seating arrangement. The windows under the wall cabinets at the sink wall provide more light to filter into the space and allows for airflow in the space, that would have been missing since the homeowner wanted a fixed pane above her sink so she could take full advantage of the country views out side of her home. A paneled subzero refrigerator and a paneled bosch dishwasher help integrate the appliances and keep the focus on the view and the range hood. Cambria quartz countertops help tie everything together.
Project Details
Designer: Pam Nesbitt
Cabinetry: Denise Quade Design Private Collection
Wood: Maple
Finishes: Painted White, Painted Nightfall
Door: Custom
Countertop: Torquay, 3cm Cambria Quartz
Collaborated with: Justin Temple, Temple Construction
Project Year: 2014
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 53593
Others who worked on this project: Cambria
