Chappaqua Deepwood Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, New York
Photos by Scott LePage Photography
Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in New York with subway tile backsplash — Houzz
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misstheresalee wrote:
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Wow Great Place
Of course there is! Just click on 'more info' under the image, it will take you to the main project, there are 4-5 more shots.
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Lift N Find™ Drawer and Luggage Dividers
Great!! Thanks
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Lara Allen-Brett Designs wrote:
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Mr Bar Stool
The chairs are by Calligaris, but unfortunately they have been discontinued.
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dennyaustin
What kind of stone is that in the back splash areas?
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lilhalo76 wrote:
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Where are the pendant lights from?? It is now 2016 and I like them
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Niche Modern
The pendants are from Niche! It is the Bella pendant in an Effervescent glass!
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bkderose
Sorry for the late response. The chairs are called Isola and we ordered from AllModern.
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Jessie W
What color is the grey on the walls?
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lpg0575
Looks like the Bay Counter Stool from Room & Board
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Laura Gaskill added this to Design Solutions for 11 Tricky Spaces
Tricky space 4: Eat-in kitchen with too many doors and openingsThe solution: In places where a square or rectangular table would stick out like a sore thumb, go round instead. Curved shapes generally fit better into awkward spaces, softening the hard edges in a room. Try to pull your round table near a wall, even if it's only as small a section of wall as in the room shown here; it looks more natural than placing the table dead-center.
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Camille PD added this to Camille's Ideas
For kitchen wall? Edgecome Grey
kocampbell added this to Joy’s Kitchen table
Totally cute in with totally cute finishes
Is ceiling same color as walls?