Various Project Photos Transitional Kitchen, Minneapolis
Inspiration for a transitional brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and stone tile backsplash — Houzz
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jhixson wrote:

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coh143
Thank you. Yes. I did. Trying to find this look for our new home. 3020 or so sf.
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Sam Dewick
Hi lcskaisgir, you might also like our carrera backsplash
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fsvienna
What is the wall color?
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Lisa wrote:
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Granite Pro, Inc.
That I do not know. We are the countertop fabricators for this builder, and paint is not something we select. If you like, send me your contact information and I will forward your question on to the builder.
bruce@granitepro.net
bruce@granitepro.net
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Jessica Harris
Would you mind asking the builder where the hanging lights over the countertop came from please? Thank you!
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kampek wrote:

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Lamp & Shade Works
Hello, These drumshade pendants are available on our website www.mylampshadeworks.com Item number 543292. It is available in a Deep Bronze or SilverGold Metal Finish. Houses three sockets in each fixture for plenty of light. You can also contact us via our store phone number at 856-401-1007.
Have A Great Day!!
Have A Great Day!!
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EICH INTERIOR DESIGN, LLC
The Pendant Lights are from
TROY LIGHTING MFG;
Troy Sausalito Deep Bronze Three-Light Pendant
They come in 2 Finishes and have other size options.
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Val wrote:

mellle
Yes, these floors are gorgeous. Assuming they are Amer Black Walnut. If you could name your installer, that would be wonderful. Thank you for sharing the image.
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I bought 3 inch unfinished. I had them sanded and poly without stain. If you buy unfinished flooring your installer can do some samples perhaps 1 natural and 2 with stain mixes. That’s the best part of unfinished flooring well one of them
The other is it is all sanded together to be one piece of wood the hole floor has wood filler for any gaps or high and low spots. Hands down better result. The Only advantage to prefinished floors in that they can apply the poly at the perfect heat and humidity which makes it a bit more durable. Just have your pro use Bona Traffic or Traffic HD and the difference is minuscule. My unstained floors don’t have any red. Use Black Walnut. There are differences in some other species of walnut. Go to your local specialty flooring store that the pros use that mostly carry unfinished. Support local no shipping cost. Solid wood not engineered that some people that keep chiming when not spoken to are selling. Solid wood will be there in 100 years and as a side note will strengthen your house.