Phinney Residence kitchen Craftsman Kitchen, Seattle
Traditional style kitchen in new home.
Example of an arts and crafts multicolored floor enclosed kitchen design in Seattle with glass-front cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a farmhouse sink and soapstone countertops — Houzz
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mary evenson interiors
wonderful space...did you consider Marmoleum for the floor?
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Goforth Gill Architects
The owners selected the vinyl tile.
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By A Woman’s Hand wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
Thanks for your question. The owner found the metal mesh and had the cabinetmaker install it.
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McNICHOLS CO.
Hi Patrice R, You can find a wide
selection of wire mesh on our website. Perforated metal could create a similar
look, and we offer that product too. Please stop by our Kitchen & Bath Ideabook for additional ideas. Good luck with your project!
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Goforth Gill Architects
The island is marble. The dark counters are soapstone.
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barbie630
Thanks for the information!
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Goforth Gill Architects
2' x 8'
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Momof5x
Very beautiful kitchen, don't have an island yet-I would love one as I cook a very lot, waiting to get one in our new house though-if I get one.
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Laura Boisvert Design
Hi,
Since the tiles look to be 12 inches I am "guessing" that there is about 2.5 to 3 feet from the counter to the island.
Ideally there would be about 4 feet in between aisles in the kitchen. However....3 feet from an island to the sink area or cooking area is acceptable because normally you would need to be going back and forth between sink/stove/fridge and island. There is already a sink on this island (which is super handy) and there seems to be a comfortable working distance between fridge, stove and island to make it completely functional.
This kitchen is really nice :o)
Since the tiles look to be 12 inches I am "guessing" that there is about 2.5 to 3 feet from the counter to the island.
Ideally there would be about 4 feet in between aisles in the kitchen. However....3 feet from an island to the sink area or cooking area is acceptable because normally you would need to be going back and forth between sink/stove/fridge and island. There is already a sink on this island (which is super handy) and there seems to be a comfortable working distance between fridge, stove and island to make it completely functional.
This kitchen is really nice :o)
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Goforth Gill Architects
Edge of counter to edge of counter is 3 ft. at each side
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Goforth Gill Architects
I'm sorry. I don't have that in my records.
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sinofaucet
Maybe you can view this, Seems a bit similar, hope can help you
http://www.wholesale-faucet.com/products-1497-Antique-Brass-Roman-Tub-Faucet-Shower-6022F.html
http://www.wholesale-faucet.com/products-1497-Antique-Brass-Roman-Tub-Faucet-Shower-6022F.html
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Kolleen Hill wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
The clients selected all of this in this kitchen. Generally I like to be more consistent with the metal work in my projects.
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boodle32 wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
I'm sorry, I don't keep a record of paint colors on my projects.
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Arlene Williams wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
We designed and then had this crown custom built. The corbels at 2 3/4" tall and 1 1/2" wide.
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tanmai wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
It's 16'6" x 12'5" plus the dinette
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ucla107 wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
Yes, Armstrong Vinyl Tile. Good looking, economical, and easy maintenance.
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Cynthia Maclean wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
I'm sorry. I have no record of the paint colors for this project.
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madicantrell wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
I'm sorry. I wasn't involved in the selection of the blinds and don't know where to purchase them.
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goatfarmer wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
I'm sorry that I don't have the specific source for this. But it is vinyl tile, most likely Armstrong.
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Beth Claytor wrote:
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Goforth Gill Architects
No I'm sorry. I don't have a record of the client's sink choice.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Kristie Barnett, The Decorologist added this to 5 Savvy Fixes to Help Your Home Sell
Same thing goes for vinyl flooring — you’re going to have a hard time selling if it’s old, torn or stained. Replace it with a clean, neutral vinyl or vinyl composite tile (VCT).
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Try a classic black and white checkerboard pattern if your home or your style is vintage. A pattern like this will look fresh and new for a long time.
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Soapstone countertops, a pressed-tin backsplash and Willamette pendants all contribute to this new kitchen's vintage charm.
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Vinyl Can Add Retro CharmWhat says diner more than a black-and-white checkerboard floor in classic vinyl? This pattern and material are meant for each other. Use the combo in any style of kitchen to add a hint of retro appeal without the room’s looking like the set of a period film.
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