Sask Cres Kitchen Transitional Kitchen
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Example of a transitional kitchen design in Other with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, multicolored backsplash, matchstick tile backsplash and paneled appliances — Houzz
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lizbethashley wrote:
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gkdonnelly
It is just called Benjamin Moore Gray. #2121-10 in Canada
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Appleseed Workshop
Thanks! The color is a great shade of dark gray.
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suzanecho
Can you tell me where you found the fabric? Thanks!
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David Boyes Design Inc.
The fabric is by Kelly Wearstler - available by Lee Jofa Pat.: GWF-2811 Bengal Bazaar, Col.: 811 Graphite - 100% Linen
This is a product which I do sell.
This is a product which I do sell.
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jmunakash
the fabric on the chair is by Kelly Wearstler. You can find it at Lee Jofa.
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Mary Davis Lc.
Thank you!!!
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maureen torrie
I think it's a cupboard door that look like drawers.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to Photo Styling the Kitchen with Food
This stylist has cleverly matched the bowls with the neutral color palette, but the purple and green give just the right pop of color. If you look closely, you can see that they pick up on the green plants on the shelf in the back of the room.
Elements of Style added this to Shaker Style Still a Cabinetry Classic
Style. Repetition was king to the Shaker craftsman. Built-in cabinets and drawers create a clean, orderly look. Today, many kitchens have rows of big drawers, which look great with this cabinetry profile.While the very squared-off rail and stile tends to be the purist approach to the Shaker door, giving the edges a slight bevelled finish has become more popular. This small but effective detail adds a new twist to any kitchen space.
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