Country Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, New York
Elegant kitchen photo in New York with granite countertops, an undermount sink, beaded inset cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets and multicolored backsplash — Houzz
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abbradwell wrote:
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daniellebyers
Where are the rugs from?
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Victoria Elizabeth
the cabentry is beautiful. who was the maker?
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marg1212 wrote:
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Susan Serra
Hello, I'm sorry I can't help you there, I did not supply the tile for this project.
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gthevenau
Winchester tile has delft tile
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Can you tell what the brand and color name of the wood flooring?
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Shelley Gates Syrcle
I really want this for my kitchen. Any information would be very helpful. Thanks
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Susan Serra
I do not have information on that unfortunately!
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rjmatt1800
it looks like one of Restoration Hardward's 2013 pendants
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josiejose wrote:
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Susan Serra
It's a dark gray.
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josiejose
Thanks. It looks great.
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Susan Serra
I don't know the name of the color, but your best bet is to hold up some sample chips against your computer monitor (positioned next to the wall color) and that way you will get the most accurate color.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Susan Serra added this to The Country Kitchen 12 Ways: Eclectic/Modern/Classic
Another classic country kitchen, but with a mix of charm and formality, a real earthy mix. Oriental rugs and beams? Why not?
Jamie Gold, CKD, CAPS, MCCWC added this to 2012 Trends: See What's Ahead in Kitchen Faucets and Fixtures
Country and rustic inspired faucet shapes will be big this year in both traditional and non-traditional spaces and styles. Bridge faucets will show up in expected finishes such as oil-rubbed bronze, but also in polished nickel. They will be large and available in traditional and contemporary styles.
Shawn Gauthier added this to Current Events for Traditional Kitchens
5. Update your countertops. This is a fairly pricey option, but updating your countertops is well worth the investment. Any rustic cottage-style or traditional space paired with granite countertops becomes eclectic and interesting instead of outdated. Plus, marble is classic, making it a sound investment.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
rmezzetta added this to Sonoma House Ideas
I like how the cabinetry is made to look like furniture
marenletten added this to kitc hen
Open bottom of the island and color of the wood
