KitchenLab Traditional Kitchen, Chicago
black glass chandelier, glass front cabinets, stainless steel backsplash, marble countertops, butler's pantry, venetian plaster walls, charcoal gray walls
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christina5 wrote:
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mbalzano
I Agree gorgeous kitchen! Can you tell me the company that created these cutsom cabinets? I love the design and the finish (is that a pewter glaze?) Thank you!
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tamoenning
could you please tell me the paint color and glaze of this cabinet
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Jessie Wolfe
thank u!!
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DRGDesigns, LLC
looks more like statuary
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l_maki
I'm interested in the same info. I know 15-18" is standard but this looks like it might be less? Is it just an optical illusion? Looks fantastic.
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18" is standard height distance between countertop and upper cabinets. Upper cabinets need to be set 54" above the floor.
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bepsf
Since this is a butler's pantry - they would be used for flatware, cutlery, and other utensils.
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laurartobias
what color is the venetian plaster?
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Barbara Kanter
Just wrote to say how impressed I am with the light pattern on the SS backsplash. I'm pinning this on a wishlist for my dream kitchen. I live in Chicago metro. Do you work for a kitchen company or yourself?
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lcdenley
oops, nevermind I see the answer in another picture :)
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3. Stainless steel. In small doses, full-height stainless can work great in residential design. Most people don't love the look of stainless everywhere; it's often too institutional looking. But in small sections or mixed in with other materials it works well.
The Inman Company added this to Designer's Touch: 10 Butler's Pantries That Bring It
1. Small and shiny. If you have a smaller butler's pantry, elevate the look of your area with undercabinet lighting and a sheet of stainless steel for your backsplash to get a high-polish shine.
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"A little bit of bling, tempered with a bit of industrial edginess on a traditional base, is also something Chicagoans seem to be more open to these days," Zaveloff says. "Most of my clients aren’t looking for safe and transitional; they’re looking for something that expresses who they are or who they want to be."
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