Kitchen detail Beach Style Kitchen
John McManus
Example of a mid-sized beach style galley enclosed kitchen design in Other with glass-front cabinets, a farmhouse sink, marble countertops, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and an island — Houzz
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Where can I get this island? Do you have the measurements?
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We designed the island and it was built by a local cabinet company. The dimensions are 36" x 84".
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Well, I always worry about color... https://morethanarchitects.wordpress.com/2012/03/18/what-color-did-you-use-on/
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leslieserpas
Great advice. . . thanks for your time. Leslie
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jeanraia
Are there more photos of this kitchen?
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See our website - Group3Designs.net and go to http://www.southernliving.com/home-garden/decorating/new-old-house-vintage-00417000073553/
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I love the wall mounted light fixtures... where are they from?
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sandyspringsgalleries.com Eloise Pickard makes them from an assortment of old parts.
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I've found this question WAY later than I should have. Sorry for failing to answer... Eloise Pritchard at Sandy Springs Galleries in Atlanta, GA makes them custom.
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Katherine Crosby, Jenkins Baer
Thank you!
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The cabinets are B. Moore Georgian Green (HC-115) (thinned by homeowner) and the counter tops are Calcutta Gold marble with a honed finish. Caution: these photographs DO NOT represent the actual color. Always get samples before making a final decision.
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dkassekert
Thanks much Houzz Team! You're great and the site is a wonderful source for inspiration.
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The two that we have on Houzz are the ones that are on our site. The June, 2011 issue of Southern Living may have more. You might be able to find them on their web site.
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flygirlred
Thanks.
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We used oak on the fridge (to look like an old ice-box) and heart pine on the countertop (to match the floors).
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David Rouda
What specific 700 series subzero is the fridge please? Thx!
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It's a sub-zero 700 series in an oak cabinet. The hardware is from Van Dyke's. It's "custom" but not complex.
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The Outdoor Room, LLC
Thanks for the reply! I'm familiar with Van Dykes!
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They are custom made by a local craftsman. Carolyn Hultman is the interior designer, maybe she can help with the source.
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Sorry, an very old question I missed. :( I don't have that information.
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Sink: 30” Single Bowl Farmer Sink by Barclay (barclayproducts.com)
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Eloise Pickard in Atlanta (Sandy Springs Galleries, I think)
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I found quite a few unread messages last yesterday, I'm sorry that it's taken me 2 years to answer! :( 3 Leg Bridge Kitchen Faucet with Hand Spray (A1458WS) in Polished Nickel; rohlhome.com
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I found that the color you see (a digital photo viewed on your monitor) is NOT the color that you think it is! If you like the color you see, you'll do much better by comparing what you see there with a paint color fan.
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Lisa Frederick added this to 8 Elements of a Cottage Kitchen
3. Beadboard. Nothing says cottage kitchen more clearly than beadboard. This grooved style of paneling warms walls and cabinetry and adds architectural interest with a minimum of fuss. Because it has so much visual impact, you don't need much to create a cottage effect. Go the classic route and paint it a creamy color, choose the same hue as your cabinetry or sand it slightly for an aged, distressed look.
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