Ireland in CT Victorian Kitchen, New York
Photo: Nancy E. Hill
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Any idea of the tile color ? To me it looks grayish in the pic.
The tiles are a soft straw color with a light gray grout.
Benjamin Moore Vellum is very similar to this color as well.
Can you tell me the color of the grout used?
It was just a dark grout, I don't know the make or color. That would be something the tile installer can work with you on.
They're just pure cherry, all natural, no stain. But a very beautifully selected grade of cherry. They are lovely!
If you look to the left of the towel bar unit, I believe that the base door next to it is the double waste unit. I like to keep the dishwasher and waste unit on either side of the sink, so that the clean up person can work right and left, scraping and washing. Pretty sure that's it. Thanks for your interest, this is a lovely kitchen.
Hi, what particular product are you referring to? Cabinets, countertop, tiles etc.? Can you be more specific?
I would urge you to contact Craft-Maid Custom Cabinets in Reading PA and ask for customer service. If you explain what you saw on this site, you will find your answer. If not, get in touch with me. Glad you like them!
You should contact Craft-Maid Cabinets in Reading PA. They make exqusite custom cabinets, with fine grade natural cherry as we see here.
This is Vermont Soapstone.
A farm sink should be undermounted, as shown here. The overhang would be about 1/8", meaning the countertop extends 1/8" beyond the sink. The back corners won't be perfect, as it can be hard to follow the curve of the sink exactly. But you aim for 1/8". Good luck!
They are 3 x 6, which is pretty much what is means by "subway tile". Perhaps they look larger because of the grout.
The hardware came from Schaub, it was a pewter or brushed silver tone with an edge of copper, like a rub through. I don't believe this finish is still offered in their line.
Thanks for your interest. I’m sorry I don’t have that
information. Good luck with your project. -- Chris
This tile is no longer available. Good luck with your project.
Thanks for your interest. I’m sorry I don’t have that
information. Good luck with your project. -- Chris
Thanks for your interest. I’m sorry I don’t have that
information. Good luck with your project. -- Chris
Subway tiles are generally 3 x 6.
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Hi Christine - what color yellow paint is on the wall? Thank you! Alison
Sorry, I don't know the color on the walls. Your best option would be to take the photo to a paint shop and ask them to match it. Of course, it all depends on the light in the room when we took this shot. Good luck, and thanks for your interest.