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Lum Industrial Kitchen, San Francisco

Photos Courtesy of Sharon Risedorph and Arrowood Photography
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http://johnlumarchitecture.com
Urban galley kitchen photo in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, gray backsplash and marble countertops — Houzz

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shelsbels wrote:
How did you achieve this concrete look? (re. wall) - I am remodelling an old house and would like to achieve a modern concrete look. What are your suggestions? shelleyannscott@gmail.com
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tilemaker101

goingcoastal: you should try the people at www.ecostucco.com - they're in Marin County (San Rafael) and have a great product that can achieve that!!!

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debramarieo

would you tell me the color used for the steel trowelled cement plaster wall. thank you.


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Rachel S wrote:
what material did you use for the bar's kickwall? - i like the way it looks like glass. I'm looking to blend my kitchen bar with my glossy blue/gray cabinets.
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Jessica Mody

I suggest to read Top secrets for Industrial kitchen , you will get the great answer for your question

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tilemaker101

The pictures were great - the writing is unreadable.


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akstruve wrote:
what wood are the beams and what finish was used
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debramarieo

yes, I would also like to know what type of wood and finish. thank you

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What Houzz contributors are saying:

Alison Aves added this to Houzz Tour: When an Architect Designs for Himself
"Since the kitchen was going to be part of the living room, I wanted it not to look like a kitchen," Lum says. The base of the island is perforated galvanized metal; if you look closely, you can detect its translucence. The island is topped with white marble, and the countertop across from it is a 600-pound slab of steel. The back wall is the same stucco as in the bathroom, with a steel trowel finish to give it a smooth, burnished surface.
John Hill added this to Supporting Act: Exposed Wood Trusses in Design
And still yet another view shows the way a space can be informed by the structure. Here the two walls with storage behind doors follow the rhythm of the trusses above.

What Houzzers are commenting on:

marosha added this to marosha's ideas
Kitchen: good example of not to do with your kitchen. Very oppressive and sad
annakatelee added this to annakatelee's Ideas
Ideal kitchen/ storage along the walls
Stacy Ostlund added this to Mead house
Steel-trowelled cement plaster. ecostucco.com