Updated 19th Century Rowhouse Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, DC Metro
Porcelain tile flooring and custom-built narrow shelving to maximize storage space
Transitional kitchen photo in DC Metro with a farmhouse sink, open cabinets, white cabinets and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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These counters are "White Macubas" Granite from Charles Luck Stone. It's important to remember that stones are natural materials and the shade, color, crystal structure, and veining vary from one lot to the next. For that reason, we like to accompany our clients to the stone yard to select the stone that fits their tastes just right. This stone varies from white to gray-green so slab selection was very important. Thanks for your inquiry.
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The shelves are custom made and they are about 4 to 5 inches deep.
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Pull colors from San Pellegrino bottles and label
Angela Olivere added this to 1504 Kitchen
Shallow for current oven location?
Judy Musgrove added this to Musgrove Laundry Room
butler pantry aesthetic - sink, dw then storage - was thinking big pullout drawers rather than open shelving. maybe open shelves on top?
Jessica McFaul added this to Reno Inspiration
Very shallow built-in idea for left of fireplace
The dark floor tile really sets of the white tone seen throughout the rest of the space. We staggered the pattern at 1/4 of the tile instead of the typical 1/2 of the tile for a running bond to add more visual interest to the floor. The tile is a 6x24 plank, color Karu Matte, from Mosaic Tile Co. Thank you for your interest.