Kitchen Expansion Traditional Kitchen, Seattle
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The lighting and contrast in this shot makes it look like a custom stain, but the floors are actually natural with 3 coats of swedish finish.
Its such a pretty floor. Thank you for the additional details. I am sure somebody will want this great look.
Who makes the cabinets. They are beautiful.
Is there a stain on the cabinets?
Oh so pretty. What stain would the cabinets be then?
I am interested in the cabinet/ island wood type and stain color.
The island top is a soapstone in s greenish black with ivory veining.
awesome
What stain/wood are the bar stools made of? Where were they purchased?
The floor was a three coat Swedish finish over natural red oak. Here's a good resource for floor finish options: http://www.artelcraft.com/hardwood-types/floor-finishes/
We are unable to locate the color as it was matched to the existing wall color by our painter.
The maximum overhang of a countertop material varies whether it is natural or man made. This soapstone material extends 12" at the edges, arched to 16" at the apex. Larger overhangs require a steel frame fastened to the top of the cabinetry.
The shadow line from the hood vent is deceiving. The farmhouse sink is actually Kohler's K-3086.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
I like the "snappy" (high-contrast, natural) finish! I'm curious which Swedish brand and exact product chosen for sealer & finish. I presently have test patches of Glitza Infinity II on my red oak #2 flooring and it looks too dull.