Jones Design Build Contemporary Kitchen, Minneapolis
Gigi Olive Interiors
Rat Race Studios photography
Rat Race Studios photography
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with granite countertops — Houzz
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kaysd wrote:
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what is the height in the back splash? It looks higher then the standard 18''? Thank you.
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Yes this backsplash is 24" above the counter. The extra height above a sink makes a big difference.
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nosmalldreams wrote:

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Sorry, I mean the glass and aluminum cabinets.
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They were custom made. Find a local cabinet maker to work with. Good luck with your project!
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Denitza Kotov wrote:

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Who was the cabinet maker? Great job.
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They are a local shop in Minneapolis. If you are local and want their contact info send me an email. Thanks.
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Are these special hinges or soft close hinges used for wooden cabinet doors? If they are special ones, please could you advise on suppliers? Thank you.
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Most hardware companies make a hinge for glass doors. Check with your cabinet maker, they all like a brand they are familiar with. Our cabinet maker uses Salice. Thanks for asking.
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These frosted glass doors were made for the custom cabinets. Most glass shops can fabricate doors like this. Thanks.
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As I mentioned the glass and cabinets were custom made by a local cabinet shop. Show this photo to your local cabinet maker. Good luck with your project.
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These custom cabinets are Walnut veneer with a light stain. We ran the bookmatched grain horizontally throughout the kitchen. Thanks for asking!
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Thank you!
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k wang wrote:
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Theses pulls are custom made. There are many sources for tubular pulls like these. Thanks for asking.
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jnoelltx wrote:
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They were made in a custom shop here in Minneapolis. Thanks for asking!
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bonnie piest wrote:
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This is just regular frosted glass. The inside of the cabinets are grey which brings out the green in the glass. Thanks!
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samanthaeve wrote:

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The 3 base cabinets to the left are about 21" with 15" pulls. The 2 on the right are 24" with 18" pulls. Thanks for asking.
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Urbanomic Interiors wrote:

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The walnut veneer is bookmatched across all the door and drawer fronts. We ran it horizontally to accent the look we created with the panels.
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sanctuaryhome wrote:
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Local shop in Minneapolis (JD Woodcraft). The stain was a custom mix (Medium brown).
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Glad you like them! The doors were sourced by our local custom cabinet shop. Any glass fabricator should be able to make these. The hardware is standard in Euro cabinet construction.
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maredia wrote:
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I'm not sure how this relates to our project? Sorry.
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susanberlin wrote:
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Walls are Revere Pewter HC-172 by Benjamin Moore. Ceiling is White Dove OC-17 by Benjamin Moore. Thanks for asking!
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roy535 wrote:
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The inside of the glass cabinets are grey melimine. The glass is frosted to obsure the objects inside.
Thanks for asking.
Thanks for asking.
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kenra wrote:
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Glad you like it. Our cabinet maker had them fabricated. A good metal shop can make them, the material is stainless steel rod. Thanks for asking!
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Lisa Frederick added this to Choose Your Kitchen Cabinet Glass
FrostedGood for: Modern kitchens and nonneatnik homeowners. Frosted glass, which is blasted with sand or grit to achieve its translucent quality, lends a cool, sleek feel to a space. Because it screens the objects it fronts (some better than others), you can probably get away with a stack of mismatched melamine or a jumble of tumblers. You also can have frosted glass etched with custom designs to add one-of-a-kind style.
The Inman Company added this to 8 Beautiful Ways to Work Glass Into Your Kitchen Cabinets
2. Frameless glass-front cabinets. Traditional glass-front cabinets have a wood frame with a glass center panel. Frameless glass-front cabinets have just one sheet of glass for the entire cabinet front. More contemporary in design, they create a sleek appearance with their decorative hinges and lack of hardware.You may have to hunt for this style — many cabinet lines do not offer it.Browse contemporary cabinets
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