Awarded Designs Mediterranean Kitchen, Denver
This kitchen features unique elements such as a brick barrel vault ceiling, large center island, iron chandelier and classic white stucco hood vent.
Inspiration for a mediterranean l-shaped kitchen remodel in Denver with distressed cabinets and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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ARCHARIUM Tile and Stone
This floor paving looks like hand-pressed terracotta tiles, stained and finished after installation to impart this wonderful rich patina and sheen. Looks like tooled leather! We do have terracotta pavers like this and more. I would be happy to be of service to you on your projects.
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Villa & Mission Imports
We have stain terra cotta tiles
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Mar Forr wrote:
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we do not know the answer. All interior decisions were made privately either by the resident or with their builder.
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gigzy
This looks like an antique fireback.
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Futuro Futuro Kitchen Range Hoods
This is an example of a custom-built range hood, usually created by the cabinet builder / kitchen builder, or sometimes the local contractor or artisan (if making a stone/plaster hood instead of wood).
Inside the hood enclosure / cabinet, there is an "off-the-shelf" hood insert, which is a full-featured range hood without the outer body, designed specifically for in-cabinet installation.
With a premanufactured insert, you get the quality and warranty coverage of a major manufacturer, and with the custom surround, you get the personalization you want - the best of both worlds!
We have created an informative page with some image galleries, for this very topic:
http://www.futurofuturo.com/rangehood-FAQ-custom-range-hoods-and-inserts.php
Inside the hood enclosure / cabinet, there is an "off-the-shelf" hood insert, which is a full-featured range hood without the outer body, designed specifically for in-cabinet installation.
With a premanufactured insert, you get the quality and warranty coverage of a major manufacturer, and with the custom surround, you get the personalization you want - the best of both worlds!
We have created an informative page with some image galleries, for this very topic:
http://www.futurofuturo.com/rangehood-FAQ-custom-range-hoods-and-inserts.php
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rvryan wrote:
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Kitchen islands, like this one, are usually called out as being 36" high to the top of material and we show a 1 1/2" overhang for all countertops in our drawings. We can not guarantee that this is what the builder did, but these are pretty standard dimensions for kitchens. Thanks for the question!
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we do not know the answer. All interior decisions were made privately either by the resident or with their builder.
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we do not know the answer. All interior decisions were made privately either by the resident or with their builder.
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we do not know the answer. All interior decisions were made privately either by the resident or with their builder.
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Godden Sudik Architects Inc
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we do not know the answer. All interior decisions were made privately either by the resident or with their builder.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 12 Design Features That Bring Spanish Flavor to a Kitchen
2. Wood and stone ceilings. Typical Spanish-style homes have neutral color schemes. For this reason elaborately detailed ceilings, such as this brick barrel-vaulted ceiling, look great.
Mitchell Parker added this to Houzz Quiz: What Style of Kitchen Should You Have?
Your style is …Spanish: Warm, distressed cabinets, stone and wood ceilings and copper sinks have a place in the Mediterranean-style kitchen. Stick with soft white cabinets, Saltillo tile floors and a glass of sangria on hand, and you’ll be all set. See more on Spanish-style kitchens
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What type of flooring? Brick? If so what type of brick and grout?