Kitchen Eclectic Kitchen, DC Metro
Sara Tuttle Interiors
Example of an eclectic kitchen design in DC Metro with wood countertops, a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets and white cabinets — Houzz
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pjv41 wrote:
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@lzumwi: "Stunning" is the name of the color, not an adjective (in this case!). If I didn't have practically every Benjamin Moore paint color name committed to memory, I'm sure I'd have been confused, too!
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hisoc8y
is it stunning or "Old Navy BM2063-10"?
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hwick
want to know paint color too!!
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Mimi M
Looks identical to my dining room colour which is Benjamin Moore's van deusen blue. HC156
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Lucy Karis wrote:
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I painted my entry way black but it doesn't look overly dark because as in this room there's alot of white to brighten it up-white door moulding, window trim, ceiling and stair case backs I think the contrast is stunning, also I put 2 large mirrors to reflect light and lightern up the space. And this may not be your thing, but if it's an old victorian like mine they typically used dark rich saturated colors throughout the home.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Laura Gaskill added this to 12 Ways Art and Books Can Tell Your Story
10. Bring art into the kitchen. You already listen to music while cooking, so why not enjoy a little visual inspiration as well? A dark accent wall brings drama to framed art, while a mirror and table lamp add to the feeling that this is a kitchen you can really live in.
Lisa Frederick added this to 8 Ways to Live Happily Ever After With a Colorphobe
Navy walls in this space are unobtrusive enough not to shout "color!" at first glance.
Gillian C. Rose Interior Design added this to How Blue and White Can Bring Joy to Your Kitchen
Deep thoughts. The composition of this kitchen is simply stunning. Combining the deep blue with the mahogany butcher-block countertop in a natural stain is a wonderful move. The graphic touch of the diamond-patterned floor, made with cork bands, creates an exciting place to be.For a similar deep blue, try Old Navy or Stunning, both by Benjamin Moore, or Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball. For the white, consider Chantilly Lace by Benjamin Moore.
