Kitchen Herbs Contemporary Kitchen, Los Angeles
Herb Living Wall, Bright Green GroVert Frame
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in Los Angeles with recessed-panel cabinets, stainless steel appliances, marble countertops, white cabinets, white backsplash and stone slab backsplash — Houzz
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planabc wrote:

joycealaina
Thanks, again.
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Belle La Vue
Actually, the marble looks like Calacutta to me. Calacutta tends to be whiter than Carrara with more defined veining while Carrara tends to be grayer with softer veining. Of course that is a generalization as marble can vary greatly even within the same type. See article: https://www.houzz.com/magazine/carrara-vs-calacatta-marble-what-is-the-difference-stsetivw-vs~158673
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layab wrote:

Grace Reed
55' you are right. I went to Viking's site. All of their microwaves have a window and this is definitely their warming drawer.
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This is a Viking warming drawer. The black slide at the handle level is a moisture selector. This warming drawer is a great kitchen appliance with a temperature setting from 90 to 250 degrees. It really comes handy during the holidays!
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sheetalbshah wrote:

jodycatherine
I noticed that as well. I prefer the narrower frame, but can't find anything like it.
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veradeara wrote:

jillmeng
The Carrara we get now is not even close to this lovely. It is more paint splat grey.
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ppakoe
For the many questions regarding the counter top/backsplash look up "neolith". A much less earth destructive product than the mining of marble.
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Laurel Lehman wrote:

adamvaldan
I have the same question also
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adamvaldan
About the herb garden
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Patrick Urrutia wrote:

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We recommend to put coconut fiber at the base of the plant to reduce any soil fines that would drop, also when watering you can mist the soil which will help keep the soil moist.
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grandmariver
Nice interior, cheerful, green accent (and useful, too!) with the days drawing down and the cold coming.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Living Small: City & Small Space Consulting added this to Dig These Decorative Planters
Embrace the trend of vertical gardening. Kitchen herbs look surprisingly modern when planted in Bright Green USA's GroVert Frame, which is designed to be filled with plants from the nursery. When growing herbs indoors, be sure to place them in a spot with plenty of light.
Amy Renea added this to Cream-of-the-Crop Vegetable Gardens
Potager PlacementLiving in an apartment? You aren't left out of the potager party! Try growing herbs and salad greens in a planter right in your kitchen.
Ivon Street Studio added this to Ecofriendly Kitchen: 9 Healthy Lifestyle Habits
Keep your favorite herbs nearby and add fresh cuttings to your food to boost flavor.
Vanessa Brunner added this to Your Essential Resource for a Healthy, Ecofriendly Kitchen
Making little changes — whether you start using glass storage containers or growing your own vegetables — can often have more of an impact on the health of the planet and you than an earth-friendly kitchen remodel. Get the guide: Ecofriendly Kitchen: 9 Healthier Lifestyle Habits
Laura Gaskill added this to 16 Ideas for a Healthy, Feel-Good Home
5. Grow an indoor herb garden. Having homegrown herbs at your fingertips is bound to inspire your cooking! As long as they get enough light, herbs in a few pots on the windowsill, or in a vertical planter like this one, aren’t much trouble to grow, and they provide big rewards in terms of flavor and freshness.
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Debby C added this to Cook 1605 Green Wall - Living Wall - Moss Wall concept
If there is a way to do something like this in the kitchen - it would be cool, or another room of the house with good light.
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