Eclectic Industrial Chef's Kitchen Eclectic Kitchen, Denver
Full kitchen remodel in a 1940's tudor to an industrial commercial style eat-in kitchen with custom designed and built breakfast nook. Cuban tile mosaic built in corner. Honed granite countertops. Subway tile walls. Built-in Pantry. Distressed cabinets. Photo by www.zornphoto.com
Inspiration for an eclectic kitchen remodel in Denver with subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, open cabinets, distressed cabinets and white backsplash — Houzz
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How difficult is it to install cement tiles on a wall: they're thicker and heavier than porcelain.
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Really not more difficult then normal tile. Just be sure to have a solid tile backer and surface to tile off of.
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Could you tell I love everything about this kitchen?!! Too bad the tiles won't work out - I can't find them anywhere that I could afford! Thanks!!!
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We, too, offer similar lighting fixtures as shown here in this lovely eclectic kitchen! Shop this look today or give us a call for customizations and/or questions: 855-350-1888.
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These subway tiles had little 'lugs' on the actual tiles to make spacer but it was very close to 1/16".
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Thanks for getting back to me! We got the daltile tiles from home depot and it looks like they have an edge or lugs which will give it a small spacing. Im just debating about just using that or adding the 1/16th spacer. So no spacers were used then, right? Sorry for all the questions. I want to make sure i get the right look :)
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Nook area is 8'x10' and table is 5' diameter. Benches are 18" deep.
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I believe this was purchased through the MOMA shop, but is no longer available. Sorry.
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They are. The counters are a honed black granite. The cabinets are a custom black finish with distressed corners that we did on site.
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Its a Watermark. http://www.watermark-designs.com/
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We used a 10" duct Broan exhaust fan in lieu of a large kitchen hood. That way there is no visual obstruction. Cover can just be run through the dishwasher.
http://www.broan.com/products/product/ff8bbdeb-e991-4ae8-9152-dbb2679975cb
http://www.broan.com/products/product/ff8bbdeb-e991-4ae8-9152-dbb2679975cb
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Its a wall clock design by Dario Serio. It was purchased at a store here in Denver that has since closed. I have seen a few of his other designs forsale online like this one. http://www.amazon.com/Nava-Time-Square-Jetlag-Clock/dp/B0025Z0BZC/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1362967813&sr=1-1
However, I have not been able to find this exact clock.
However, I have not been able to find this exact clock.
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Push the back wall seems to have seating in here. We could do the same thing if we did a bump out.
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