Kitchen View Contemporary Kitchen, San Francisco
The glass cook top is located on the center island.
Mid-sized trendy galley bamboo floor and beige floor eat-in kitchen photo in San Francisco with stainless steel appliances, an integrated sink, flat-panel cabinets, orange cabinets and white backsplash — Houzz
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HI, is there a question we could help you with?
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What material is the white countertop?
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This pull is 32.75" long.
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The flooring is Plyboo bamboo with a natural color clear finish.
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Hi, the make is a 36" built-in Thermador.
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The cabinets were from Domus and Domus.
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The counter tops are Caeserstone.
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It's a large, 12x24 glass tile from Porcelanosa.
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Jennifer Ott Design added this to 8 Great Kitchen Cabinet Color Palettes
Inspiration Image 6I'm taking some liberties with my example palette below, as there is only a tiny bit of hot pink in this inspiration image, but I think this is such a fun palette. Obviously the key is to use one of the colors very sparingly as a decorative accent or via accessories.
South Hill Interiors added this to What to Know About Bamboo Floors
The organic texture of this kitchen’s bamboo floor juxtaposes nicely with the high-gloss cabinetry. How to Clean Bamboo Flooring Like hardwood flooring, bamboo should be treated carefully. A buildup of dirt and debris can cause scratches, dents and damage to the floor surface. Your maintenance routine should include sweeping your floor regularly with a soft broom. Use a cloth damp with water and vinegar (one-quarter cup white vinegar to 1 quart water) to spot clean or wipe down your floor when needed. A wet mop should be avoided, as the heavy moisture it carries could potentially warp and damage your bamboo over time. Never use a steam mop, as the heat and steam will penetrate the floor and cause irreparable damage. On a daily basis, wipe up spills as soon as you notice them so liquid does not seep in, and avoid placing wet footwear on bamboo flooring. Finally, take special care not to drag or slide heavy objects across your bamboo floor since these could damage the surface. Felt protector pads on the bottom of furniture can prevent unsightly scratches on your floor.Bamboo flooring: PlybooMoreFloor Material: Handmade Cement TileWhat to Know About Engineered Wood FloorsFind bamboo flooring
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