Classical Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, New York
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I like the flow of this kitchen. The alcove banquet seating is a nice homey touch.

Love the cozy seating and beautiful kitchen works well together






How wide are your chandeliers over the island? Thanks!


Quartzite is the way to go.

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what is the name of the countertop material?

Love the kitchen! and I was wondering if there would be a substitute that would be more stain friendly other than the marble? Thank you!









How does it hold up with kids and the inevitable spills?
I am trying to decide between the Jet Mist granite and the Pietra Cardosa.










I have a seam in my island with carerra marble and am completely fine with it. It gave us an extra 18 inches of island length.








eased edge

thank you!!!





do you find edgcomb gray more beige or gray? May I aslo inquire what direction these windows face?

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Cozy Kitchen









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Beautiful kitchen!






















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a kitchen sink and bar sink don't necessarily need to match




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or it can be more even/ gray all over:
Quartzite is a natural quarried stone that tends to look like marble, but is typically harder than granite.










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Is that Benjamin Moore Pure White?



Who made the bench?






What finish are the cabinet pulls?



what size are these windows?















I do not know if anyone makes a porcelain version, it is not a popular or trendy wood now. However, the fir is beautiful, and wears fine if you don't have dogs and walk around barefoot.


Yes, its lovely. The floor was selected to match the 1905 original house, it is fir, stained lightly to match.


We actually charge to give consultations. Odd, I know.


Previous comments show """I'm pretty sure the stain we used was Minwax Puritan Pine. The wood is fir, which had a redish cast. (We were trying to match the old fir floors throughout the rest of the house.)"""


Those look like Hudson Valley Haverhill pendants.


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This type of bench seating is always custom built to fit the particular space. We had a carpenter built it, with stock drawers. The cushions are custom made by a local upholstery shop, they also must be measured to fit exactly.


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Hello ggpepper! The island top is made of Calacatta Gold marble. We have the same marble slabs in our stocks and if you are interested in it, we can do the same top for your kitchen.
We have special offers and free shipping options for our customers. If you wish, you can order a sample.
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This sort of seating is always built in place by a carpenter, they usually buy the drawer fronts, but the seat must be fit precisely to the bay window. A local upholsterer made the cushions to fit the seat.


I believe it was by Danver. They're 10” deep x 2.5” thick and come in standard widths of 18”, 24”, 30”, 36”, 42“, 48”, 60” and 72”.


Those look like Hudson Valley Haverhill pendants! We have them available right now and you'll get free shipping on any order of more than $49.


Looks like Hudson Valley Haverhill pendants!


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From previous comments on the photo ""Fir - Minwax Puritan Pine""


The island counter is called Calcutta gold, the perimeter is pietra cardosa.




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The island was Calacatta Gold marble. In my new kitchen I went with 2" thick Carrara marble (white with gray veining throughout) throughout. Love both, and both etch like crazy. After a year of etches, they flow together and become part of the patina. I do not intend to get them buffed out. Marble is NOT for everyone. See pictures on my blog ( "Kitchen Design" category): subeeskitchen.com
I've had polished Calacatta Gold for 7 years. It was sealed during installation so I have not had any issues with staining, but it etches very easily. If you leave a glass on it with a little water on the bottom, it leaves a ring. You cannot put anything hot on it. I put a very hot cup of tea on mine and it left a ring. It chips fairly easily around the edges and sink cut outs. It's easy to hit the edge while washing pots and pans. I do think honed would be more forgiving as far as seeing the etch marks. I've never seen anything I like nearly as much as this marble, so would do it again, but honed. You need to consider how you and your family feel about the extra care of a marble top and how much imperfections like etching would bother you. Quartzite is a natural stone that has many characteristics of marble, but not sure what is currently available in white.