Interior Design Modern Kitchen, Toronto
Kitchen - modern l-shaped kitchen idea in Toronto with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray backsplash and limestone backsplash — Houzz
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laurapucillo wrote:

allenlinton
The backsplash is very appealing. What is it, please?
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Backsplash is called Frammenti porcelain mosaic in grey by Brix – available at Stonetile
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NM7 Meme wrote:

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what kind of recessed lighs did u use? its really nice!
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They are just standard recessed down lights with a square frames, commonly available from most suppliers.
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jeronamo wrote:
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Sue Lerner
what is the backsplashj???
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Backsplash is called Frammenti porcelain mosaic in grey by Brix – available at Stonetile
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gothammom wrote:
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That is correct it is an oven
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gothammom
Thank you very much!
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Ana Milovanovic wrote:
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Hello, could you please clarify your question?
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Sorry Ana, we still do not understand your question.
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8'-10" x 3’-2” there is 3’-5” between the counter & the island.
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Halé G
what is the depth of the bar ledge?
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monicamonsalveallen wrote:
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Love the fact that they have a square base.
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Tiffany Adjustable Piston Stool By SohoConcept, available from numerous suppliers including Amazon
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Sara wrote:

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Tiffany Adjustable Piston Stool By SohoConcept, available from numerous suppliers including Amazon. The Counter is honed Algonquin limestone
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Amy McCallum wrote:
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No rules, it's really a matter of taste, this is what the discussions with our client resulted in.
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harleyranger wrote:

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The Regency Collection: Oxford, white oak, brushed, light brown oiled from Stonetile
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Sue Lerner wrote:
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Counter is honed Algonquin limestone
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Elements of Style added this to Get Your Home's Recessed Lighting Right
Find your total wattage. Here’s a handy formula to figure out how much light your room needs: Multiply the length of the room by the width to find the total area. Multiply the area by 1.5; this is the total wattage you’ll need to light the room. For example: If your room is 17 feet wide and 20 feet long, the total area is 340 square feet. Multiply 340 by 1.5, and you’ll get 510, so you’ll need 510 watts of total light to efficiently light your room. Tip: When installing downlights in your kitchen, use a mix of wide-angle downlights for ambient lighting and narrow-beam downlights for task lighting over your stove, sink and counters.Work with a lighting designer to create the perfect ambiance for your home
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