Family Ranch Rustic Kitchen, San Francisco
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tersiamarshall wrote:
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Thankyou Paul. We are rebuilding a home and it will have a similar pot rack. Copper pots are bought and furniture has arrived. Attached is pic of custom made bar chairs
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mikesugimoto
We love this pot rack and wonder if our 13' ceiling would work for it? Would those cables be too much going on? I don't honestly know. Our kitchen is not rustic, but am wondering if the contrast might work? We will be putting up William Morris strawberry thief with red background wallpaper. Maybe incorporate copper? Just a thought.
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Heidi Hamlin wrote:
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Tucker & Marks
I am sorry, I don't have that info readily available.
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Margaret Lilley wrote:
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Tucker & Marks
Hello!
These are wide-plank reclaimed pine and fir floors: bleached, stained and waxed
These are wide-plank reclaimed pine and fir floors: bleached, stained and waxed
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Lawrence Karol added this to Houzz Tour: Woodsy Ranch Offers Sophisticated Comfort
The kitchen has a very open layout to allow for easy entertaining. The island creates a central working space so that multiple people can be cooking and prepping food at the same time.The butcher block island and reclaimed barn wood cabinets are juxtaposed with fossilized limestone counters and a painted beadboard ceiling.Pot rack with pendant lights: custom, Paul Ferrante; range: Wolf; hood: custom, cold-rolled steel with antique brass rivets
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jasl1 added this to Rustic look
Similar layout with island. Too much wood overall?
susanrwhitehead added this to Kitchen
wood island, handsink in island
I have been trying to get in touch with Paul Ferrante for the pot rack in this picture. Have used all of the links above and none will give you access to design or order. Any ideas or further guidance. Thanks!
I believe this was a custom piece, so you will need to contact the Paul Ferrante showroom closest to you: https://www.paulferrante.com/paul-ferrante-showrooms/