Colorful Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Santa Barbara
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No. We used only the manufacturer's exhaust hood insert with the filters and lights, not a complete hood, in our custom design hood

Thanks so much for the quick response!!








Do The base cabinet open ends to the L of the sink and to the R of the range have a vertical fascia that extends to the floor beneath the rounded profile moulding? If so, how does it come around to the front of the cabinet? Does it come around and end with a decorative furniture style curve as it ends, or something else? On the other hand, if the base cabinet open ends have the toe kick recessed beneath the cabinets, is that the same amount as on the front of the base cabinet run or less than that? I've looked at a lot of kitchens on Houzz to collect ideas for how to do my own kitchen. This is definitely one of my favorites. Now to figure out those base cabinet open end toe kicks.... This is one of the the last pieces of the puzzle for how my kitchen pulls together. I truly appreciate your input.

I believe this Kitchen had closed ends on the kicks with a moulded profile facing forward. That's the traditional look that creates a "foot" to the cabinet at the corners that I think you're describing.


























They are more expensive than a stone countertop which makes sense because they are a lavastone countertop that has a ceramic glaze applied to it and then it is baked in a kiln. The extra steps involved add to the cost. If you are interested in an exct cost for your project, contact the US sales rep for Pyrolave via their website.


This is solid tongue & groove quarter/rift-sawn white oak strip flooring. It was stained in the field with a medium brown stain and finished with 3 coats of polyurethane.


It holds up very well to heat. It is a volcanic rock slab with a baked on glaze similar to a glazed ceramic tile so even the hottest pot does not harm the finish.










