Elwood Bamboo Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, Melbourne
Residential Interior Design & Decoration project by Camilla Molders Design
Large transitional u-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen photo in Melbourne with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, blue backsplash, an undermount sink, wood countertops, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island — Houzz
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sweetamelia wrote:
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Thank u for your respense
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di4designs
you can get that effect done by a faux finisher Its a Paint with a glaze Dianemariesfaux.com
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Charles River Design wrote:
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you are forgiven!! ;)
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Really! Thank you. I thought this was an information sharing site , I was not trying to be rude. But I feel your comments where harsh and were they really necessary? This has turned me off so I won't be asking questions again. Your comment really lacked manners. No need to answer me back. Next time you might make people feel better about asking a question. The smiley face does not make the harshness of your tone disappear. I am sure if we were on the phone this would never happen and we would most likely have had a wonderful conversation. But you have to be more aware when writing, as words when written can be misunderstood. I think this was a big unfortunate misunderstanding. I guess I am too old to deal with this style of communications. So I won't be doing it again.
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Ce Bew wrote:
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Snob furniture in toronto, ontario have them in various sizes and shapes
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hulagirlwannabe
Le Souk has similar pendants as well.
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I saw something similar at Crate & Barrel but you will have to paint them if you want that awesome red color. http://www.crateandbarrel.com/furniture/barstools/vienna-black-barstool/f36718
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bakerinakelly
What color did you paint them? Can you share the brand and name? It's beautiful with the aqua wall!
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serina4647
I also love the kitchen, the colour pallet is just what I have been searching for. I have been keen on using bamboo for cabinets, but it is hard to find a cabinet maker with experience. Could you tell me what product the Bamboo is and what it has been treated with.
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Amanda Webb
So nice to see a designer answering questions and interacting with their appreciative audience, well done Camilla Molders, love your work in every respect and can't wait to see more! Cheers!
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Hi & thanks for your question. The chairs are painted a colour called "Adams Red" by an Australian paint brand Taubmans. Its a great not to bright, not too dark kinda red!
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Hi Suzanne & thank you for your query. These tiles were purchased & sourced locally here in Australia. I would suggest that a good tile retailer would be able to help you find something along these lines! All the best!
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Laura Gaskill added this to Decorating Around the World: Easy Living in Australia
Vibrant aqua paired with red, dark wood and hammered pendant lights makes a bold statement in this Port Melbourne kitchen designed by Camilla Molders. The large windows let in a flood of light from the gardens and beckon you to carry your meal outdoors.
KitchenLab Interiors added this to Kitchen Workbook: 10 Elements of an Eclectic Kitchen
5. A modern, colorful and global outlook. Another fabulous mix of styles and color. The colors and lighting are decidedly ethnic, but the walnut cabinets are earthy modern. What's interesting is that the tile is really simple and unadorned, but with that color mixed with the Venetian plaster feel on the walls, it looks more ethnic even without a specific pattern. The red bentwood cafe stools add a vintage flair, but in that color mixed with the turquoise tile, they take on a whole new language.
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Fashion Week Heads Home
Tangerine and turquoise? Why not, asks Kate Spade. I couldn't agree more.
Kelly Porter added this to Robin's Egg Blue — Oh, What a Hue!
Deeper shades of the hue look rich and exotic when paired with luxurious finishes such as gold and vibrant accents like russet.
Living Small: City & Small Space Consulting added this to Get Hooked on Bentwood Chairs
This ecofriendly kitchen by Camilla Molders Design features bamboo cabinetry. The red bentwood stools pop against the natural wood and complement the green-blue walls.
Lisa Frederick added this to Kitchen Workbook: Tools to Pick Kitchen Stools
Determine the style that suits your kitchen. This sounds like a no-brainer, but there are so many stool varieties on the market that narrowing down the options can quickly overwhelm you. To simplify the process, think about it from one of two approaches: You can choose stools that either complement your kitchen or contrast with it.
Samantha Schoech added this to Color Guide: How to Use Teal
More teal with red and gold.
Laura Gaskill added this to Wake Up Your Kitchen With Eye-Catching Color
Use superpigmented hues for a rich effect. Vibrant turquoise is gorgeous on its own, but it really stands out when paired with equally bold red and a gleaming metallic touch, like the chairs and pendant lights shown here.
Laura Gaskill added this to What Goes With Wood Cabinets?
Wild card: rich teal and red. If you are a color lover, don’t hold back! The kitchen is actually a great place in which to experiment with color, because even a small accent can make a big impact. The stained bamboo cabinets shown here have an almost tropical feel alongside the rich teal walls and tiles. Red is a vibrant mate for teal — try red stools at your kitchen island or red pottery on open shelving. Egyptian pendant lights add an exotic touch.
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F B added this to sparboo's Ideas
Coloured chairs change the colour when tired of it
Deirdre Foot added this to deirdre_foot's ideas
Turquoise kitchen and boho lights and red and green touches love it
Hi all & thankyou all for your comments.
The lights are perforated metal & stunning! I purchased them through a store in Melbourne called Safari Living - but this was quite a few years ago now.
GOOD..YEAAA