Pacific NW Mid-Century Kitchen Remodel Midcentury Kitchen, Seattle
Ross Anania
Inspiration for a mid-century modern u-shaped enclosed kitchen remodel in Seattle with mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, medium tone wood cabinets, recessed-panel cabinets, wood countertops and multicolored backsplash — Houzz
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Thanks for your question. Yes the back splash tile is a unique element. To meet the design specifications the tile sheets were actually inter-mixed by hand before placing and grouting. It was a mix between American Olean Solare "Ice" & Lunada Bay Sumi-E "Oggi".
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Thanks for your question. These kitchen windows were existing that we refinished but we recently finished another project on the same house for the same clients that needed new windows; we were able to get a very close match with a Lindal product. Lindal Windows
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Thanks for your question: These are an all wood window - fir - and the two sashes have an awning operation while the other two are fixed.
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Hi Heather, thanks for your question. These windows are actually around 16" in height.
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I apologize for my delayed response: The cabinets are custom made in cherry.
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Hi Klynn, Thanks for your question. The slab counter tops are fabricated from Burlington Elterwater Slate. It really is a beautiful product!
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Obsessed with these backsplash windows but i know they might make me crazy
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Do the clients find that it is strong enough? How is it vented? Do you think it is just as good as a Wolf Hood for the Wolf 6 burner range? Thanks so much.
Margaret