Mountview Eclectic Kitchen, London
What struck us strange about this property was that it was a beautiful period piece but with the darkest and smallest kitchen considering it's size and potential. We had a quite a few constrictions on the extension but in the end we managed to provide a large bright kitchen/dinning area with direct access to a beautiful garden and keeping the 'new ' in harmony with the existing building. We also expanded a small cellar into a large and functional Laundry room with a cloakroom bathroom.
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Inspiration for a mid-sized eclectic medium tone wood floor open concept kitchen remodel in London with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, quartzite countertops, metallic backsplash, glass sheet backsplash and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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Doreen Nakamura wrote:
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There is not a single formula for this. It depends on the style, size, location, and height of the space.
Personally I find most hoods horrendous. Most of them look like spaceships that have landed in our kitchens. So my general rule is as invisible as possible.
All hoods need to be a min. of 700mm above the Hob/Oven. The size should match the size of the hob/Oven.
Hope this is helpful.
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lindseyfrancesrog wrote:
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Hi there! We got the splashback from http://www.rougholdglass.co.uk.
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juliafmcd wrote:
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Farrow & Ball No. 253 Drawing room blue.
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how can you get such a long overhang? I was aware caesarstone recommends no longer than a 6" unsupported overhang, after which it should be reinforced.
It's about 300mm over. No idea what that is in inches but it works. Hope that helps. It might well have a strengthening bar down the middle too. I can't remember. This was a while ago.