Transitional Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, Seattle
Example of a transitional dark wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Seattle with shaker cabinets, marble countertops, an undermount sink, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and marble backsplash — Houzz
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katnalex
What is the make and model number of the vent hood?
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jtuckness
This Calcutta marble is beautiful. How has it been with stains?
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alycasa
I would like to know what calcutta it is too:))
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The marble is Calcutta Statuario
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inspiredspace
Your work is beautiful - love both this and the Yarrow residence!
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Thank you!
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If you look through some of the other photos in this set it is listed.
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mrsfanoula
beautiful kitchen! are the cabinets all wood? would you use mdf doors in a kitchen like this?
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We used a honed Calcutta marble.
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Jazzie
Hi, which finish is easier to maintain as far as the stains, polished or honed?
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calacutta
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Duh
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Kitchen is rectangle with a dining nook. Roughly 13' x 25'. Island is 9' long and 4' wide
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swzocomo
It's a beautiful kit. thanks for your reply
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Roughly 13' x 25'
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Knobs and pulls are from Restoration Hardware. We used chrome Lugarno pulls and Asbury knobs.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Pangaea Interior Design, Portland, OR added this to 9 Ideas Coming to a Kitchen Near You
Contemporary kitchens aren't the only ones that look spectacular with a stone slab for a backsplash. The mellow feel of honed marble offers a classic feel while still being totally up to date.
Barbra Bright Design added this to Details That Count: 11 Designer Secrets to Work Into Your Kitchen
11. Island Sink With Light CountertopStainless steel had been my go-to finish for sinks for many reasons, including its durability and availability at many price points. Then I realized it’s not always the best option, depending on the countertop’s finish, as well as the look you are trying to achieve. With a lighter countertop, a stainless steel sink may look like a dark hole in the island. A white sink, though, will not. More on HouzzDetails that Count: 17 Designer Tips for a Great Kitchen11 Must-Haves in a Designer’s Dream KitchenFind a kitchen remodeler on HouzzShop for kitchen products
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molding over cabinets and island counter
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Like how the marble countertop continues up and becomes the backsplash.
