Rustic Modern Contemporary Kitchen, San Diego
Example of a trendy l-shaped kitchen design in San Diego with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash and white appliances — Houzz
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Susan Yoder wrote:
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Susan Yoder
Thank you.
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cordova21
Clearly not the focus of the picture but... I LOVE the farmhouse sink - can you tell me what brand it is and where I might order one.
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Jackson Design & Remodeling
Hi - Thank you for your question! The Trash Pullout is 21” wide, the standard 24” deep and it has a Rev-a-Shelf Trash Container insert, item #: 4WCBM-2150DM-2.
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Bonnie Loubier
Love the trash container insert! I have one as well but not as fancy. like the covers as well!
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jbfox wrote:
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Jackson Design & Remodeling
It is a great trash can. We picked them up at Lowe's.
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Omer Tanha
lovely one
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Fred Lee wrote:
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Jackson Design & Remodeling
Hi - Thank you for your question! The client purchased the sink on Ebay. It can be found through other online retailers, as well.
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edithwharton wrote:
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Jackson Design & Remodeling
15 inches
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Shelby Maas wrote:
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Hi Shelby - Thanks for the question. The faucet is a MOEN Level Single Handle High Arc Pull out Kitchen Faucet
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Vanessa Brunner added this to Kitchen of the Week: Stirring Up Two Styles in San Diego
White Caesarstone countertops near a farmhouse sink create room for prepping and cleaning. Pullout trash cans on the right and a dishwasher on the left make cleanup simple. Miraculously, this redesigned kitchen didn't require any additional square footage. "New space for storage and reorganizing can be discovered within the existing home," Groen says. "It just takes a bit of exploring."
Jennifer Ott Design added this to Where Should You Put the Kitchen Sink?
This classic setup with the dishwasher on one side of the sink and a pullout cabinet for compost, trash and recycling on the other side makes kitchen cleanup easier. I highly recommend this layout if you can swing it. It does require a pretty long bank of cabinets to make it fit, because you need 24 inches for a standard-size dishwasher and at least 12 inches for the trash pullout. It’s also nice to have a buffer cabinet on the outside edges of the dishwasher and trash cabinet so the doors can open without running into a perpendicular cabinet or wall.
Julie Kim added this to How to Childproof Your Kitchen
If space permits, consider built-in trash receptacles that pull out from cabinets. They appear clean and orderly and also are easy to latch properly.
Becky Harris added this to 10 Chores You Can Whip Through During Commercials
8. Take out the trash. While you’re at it, gather up those recyclables, including the magazines you just realized you’re done with, and take them to the bin as well.
Alison Hodgson added this to 9 Exit Strategies for Your Clutter
First StepsAssess successful systems of removal. In our house the only system we have is trash and recycling. One big reason it works is they come to us. If only Goodwill did weekly pickups! But there were other things to notice and replicate: designated containers and a set date of removal.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Roth Wood Products added this to Gale
Trash/Recycling option - this is a rev-a-shelf product and what yours would look like, with an additional storage space in the back (yours would have storage in the back - see pdf)
Laura Ruiz Elías-Troy added this to Armario cocina trastes
Acomodo: Lava platos + fregadero + basura escondida y vista o ventana
Linnea Wall added this to Sink under Window
This classic setup with the dishwasher on one side of the sink and a pullout cabinet for compost, trash and recycling on the other side makes kitchen cleanup easier. I highly recommend this layout if you can swing it. It does require a pretty long bank of cabinets to make it fit, because you need 24 inches for a standard-size dishwasher and at least 12 inches for the trash pullout. It’s also nice to have a buffer cabinet on the outside edges of the dishwasher and trash cabinet so the doors can open without running into a perpendicular cabinet or wall.
Judy Traut added this to My Project
Dishwasher on one side of sink and trash bins on the other side
