Kohler Eclectic Kitchen, Milwaukee
Kohler Co.
Inspiration for an eclectic single-wall enclosed kitchen remodel in Milwaukee with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, quartzite countertops and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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Karen Ginas wrote:
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Gaby
Where is picture over sink from?
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jdelmen
Also would like to know where this picture is from and how to buy. Thanks!
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jl6066 wrote:
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motherbear
Cabinets are hickory. Look closely...that is a framed picture above the sink.
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Kohler
Hi jl6066 this is Perrin at Kohler. Motherbear is correct, the cabinets are made of Hickory.
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marthastew wrote:
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Kohler
Hi marthastew--the hardware is from Spinneybeck: http://www.spinneybeck.com/ColorBook/ProductColorDescription.aspx?ProductID=2260
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jdelmen
Please let us know where that amazing framed artwork behind the sink can be purchased. Thanks!
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Lesley Delle_Grazie
I would say that it's probably Corian or one of the other solid-surface materials.
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cassmattokee
Thank you!
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TREAT SOLUTIONS wrote:
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Kohler
Hi TREAT SOLUTIONS this is Perrin with Kohler. The cabinets are hickory. Hope this helps!
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thehesemangroup wrote:
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Kohler
Hey thehesemangroup -- this is Mark at Kohler. These cabinets were custom made, constructed of hickory. Hope that helps!
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