Traditional Kitchen Farmhouse Kitchen, New York
Example of a cottage kitchen design in New York with distressed cabinets — Houzz
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looks like an old english piece
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Theresa Ayala
We make custom style farmhouse tables and islands, we can make an island like this,
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Makayla Matzen wrote:
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Google Art Bronze Inc. There are statues of the Bull and Bear. I ordered and was beautiful
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njorgensen wrote:
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Also interested in the shade brand. Looking for solar shade that allows some visibility through. Any suggestions welcome...
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If there is a floor above, just pull down the drywall. Just make sure you have wood joists and floorboards, not engineered joists and plywood. Be ready for surprises. If you're on the top floor, you would have insulation issues if you did that, so you would need a pro to build a false ceiling.
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Becky Harris added this to 20 of the Coziest Kitchens Around
Exposed brick, open rafters, an arch and a butcher shop's head add Old-World style to this kitchen.
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to Bring a Taste of Italy Home With 12 Design Touches
3. Rustic accessories. I really love this old bull's head over the range area. When I was a kid, I loved going to the butcher. (I know, why? Not sure, but my family ran a deli, and I was always around meat.) The butcher my family used was an old Italian guy, and he had a faux bull's head just like this one in his shop. This is a small touch that says old-world Italian to me.
Becky Harris added this to 15 Ways to Cozy Up a Kitchen With Rustic Style
Pay attention to architecture. A brick arch, stone wall, wood ceiling and recessed range plus exposed rafters pull together to give this kitchen a European country-house look. Details help too; the bull's head sculpture is from an old French butcher's shop.
Becky Harris added this to 12 Rustic Touches That Add Warmth to a Kitchen
Exposed brick, beams, trusses and/or rafters. You don’t have to cover your primitive construction details with drywall. These elements subtly remind us of the craftsmanship that went into building our homes.
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Edison bulbs. Probably had exposed wiring
Here it is...on sale today for $445...use the search option and "bull" or copy this link: https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod280080&categoryId=search
Love it!!
Here's the link from RH: https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod280080