Potomac III Transitional Kitchen, DC Metro
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coleebird
Thank you so much. Absolutely gorgeous!
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coleebird
Thank you so much. Absolutely gorgeous!
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Nancy Huschen wrote:
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Elaine was right. Sub Zero/ Wolfe. On their site, it seems you can reconfigure just about any component. Beautiful.
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:) thanks
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ncantave
Your kitchen looks great! White kind of knobs are they and what kind of tiling is the backsplash? Thank you in advance!
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Jenn M
What casing did you use around the door? I like the simplicity. Thank you
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Aidan Design
The island counter top is 2 1/2" thick.
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dominiqueh
Where can be buy white princess quartzite such as this one in Canada? Thanks
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Lou Ann McCutcheon
Upper and lower cabinet depths? They look deeper than 25.25"
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Aidan Design
The cabinets are standard depth at 24" (plus the 3/4" door) on the bases 13" (plus the 3/4" door) for the walls.
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Is there a seam on the island and was it noticeable?
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Aidan Design
Yes, there is a seam and it was not noticeable.
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PujaKora
Love the center island countertop, is it granite or marble?
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Aidan Design
Thanks! The island countertop is a quartzite called "White Princess"
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theemissy
Thank you for your reply!!!!!!
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lafrompe
Progress lighting is the brand of a very similar style
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Progress Lighting
The collection that lafrompe is referring to is Equinox, which can be found at http://progresslighting.com/products.aspx?product=P3827-126. Thanks for sharing this photo, Aidan Design!
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The dark countertops are "New Cambrian Black" granite.
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Polycor
We're very excited to see Cambrian Black from our North American Polycor quarry specified in this amazing project. It's great to see this durable and domestic stone incorporated so well into the overall design! Beautiful work!

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Karyn Erickson wrote:
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Aidan Design
The sink is Franke's Manor House Apron Front sink and is 36" wide.
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leannerakosnik wrote:
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The counter top is a stone called "White Princess" quartzite.
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Aidan Design
Sorry - I don't have a record of the wall color.
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Aidan Design
Hello! The backsplash is 6"x12" glass field tile from Architectural Ceramics Naturals collection. You can find more information here: http://www.architecturalceramics.com/products/naturals
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Thanks! The island is done in Brookhaven / Wood-Mode's dark lager stain on cherry cabinets.
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The island counter top is a quartzite called "White Princess".
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Aidan Design
The pendants are from Thomasville's Equinox collection.
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Emily Hurley The cost can vary so much geographically, your best bet is to go to a local showroom for some samples and quotes. Hope that helps!
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Vanessa Brunner added this to Kitchen of the Week: Warm and Modern in Maryland
To keep the kitchen feeling open, Suburan kept the perimeter of the space as light as possible and refrained from installing too much upper cabinetry. The double-thick quartzite countertop on the island provide a dramatic contrast to the darker cherry island. Although the clients wanted light cabinetry, they opted for a darker wood on the island. The dark stain will wear well, which is particularly important on this eat-in island, where children are bound to kick the wood. Large drawer pulls also prevent sticky fingerprints from appearing on cabinets. Sink: FrankeFaucet: BlancoOven: Wolf 30-inch E series
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