Bindi's House Modern Kitchen, Melbourne
Kitchen - large modern galley light wood floor kitchen idea in Melbourne with a double-bowl sink, white cabinets, an island, flat-panel cabinets and paneled appliances — Houzz
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Mary Morrison wrote:
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David Edelman Architects
It is silver travertine
raerose55
Is travertine hard to maintain in a kitchen?
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chicri
Does anyone know the brand of these barstools? They would look great in my new kitchen!
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Susie Lerner
I've seen these at Crate and Barrel
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If only it were discussed in the text accompanying the photo, and then answered in a question above!
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NSI Stone Trading
I Think this is Siver Travertine Polished with 3 inches build up on the edges
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faturfamily wrote:
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David Edelman Architects
The countertop in travertine.
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Stephanie wrote:
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David Edelman Architects
The island counter is travertine.
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agrana50 wrote:
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David Edelman Architects
The countertop is travertine.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Natasha Saroca added this to 12 Stylish Kitchen Counters That Seem to Float in Space
2. Natural wonder. If you want to infuse your kitchen with warmth, subtle sophistication and an air of luxury, consider a cantilevered-counter combo of natural stone and timber. Here the suspended style showcases the quiet beauty of the travertine top, while the wood cabinetry below softens the look and complements the stone’s neutral tones. But style isn’t all this counter has to offer. The cantilevered top also provides additional workspace (which helps offset the area taken up by the double sink and stovetop farther down the island) and room for extra chairs, which comes in handy when entertaining.Tip: When choosing wood to pair with your stone countertop, look for one that’s free of prominent knots or patterns that could clash with the veining of the natural stone. See guides to choosing a kitchen countertop
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cantilevered island, light wood, beveled stone island
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