Old York Rd. Kitchen Renovation Traditional Kitchen, Baltimore
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Did you purchase the poultice or make it yourself? Brand? Thanks!
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I don't have a brand name, but a local tile shop would be able to supply you with one.
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The floor tile is flamed granite black in a mini Versailles pattern. There is a floor warming system underneath.
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The Inman Company added this to 8 Kitchen Amenities You'll Really Wish You Had
A handy step stool. It's always great to have a leg up for extra-high upper cabinetry, but where on earth should you store the step stool? An ultrathin model can slip right inside a discreet drawer. This homeowner managed to sneak one inside a toe kick. A specialized step stool drawer like this is offered by many cabinetry manufacturers — if you're designing a new kitchen, don't forget to ask about this feature.
Lisa Higgins added this to Conquer Clutter With Drawers: 14 Inventive Solutions
To eke out storage in every last corner of your kitchen, utilize the space under the cabinets with kick drawers. (They’re tucked in behind the cabinet’s toe kick.) This one hides a folding step stool to reach those high shelves, but you could also use this space to hold trays or cookie sheets.
Toronto Interior Design Group added this to The Kitchen Storage Space That Hides at Floor Level
… or a stepladder for when you need to reach those tall upper cabinets.
Becky Harris added this to You Said It: ‘Put It Back’ If It Won’t Help Your House, and More Wisdom
“A toe kick doesn’t have to be wasted space. Drawers for extra storage are the perfect use for this overlooked space.” — Yanic SimardThese toe-kick drawers are the cleverest idea I’ve seen all week. Here a stepladder is tucked away in the handy space. Others stash cookie sheets, muffin tins and more. Full story: The Kitchen Storage Space That Hides at Floor Level
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where is the cover for the toe kick heater from?