Landrum SC residence Rustic Kitchen, Atlanta
Landrum SC residence kitchen
Mountain style kitchen photo in Atlanta with shaker cabinets, a double-bowl sink and soapstone countertops — Houzz
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The Belding Group, Inc
Hardware is by Rocky Mountain and the finish is medium bronze
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D Allen Design
Hi Ed, Can you tell me where you sourced the beams? Thanks
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Nenita Taveras
Love this archway. Rustic and Elegant at the same time.
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The Belding Group, Inc
Thanks for noticing and positive comments on our work!
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The Belding Group, Inc
The counter top is Vermont Soapstone.
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The Belding Group, Inc
Hi,
The counters are Vermont Soap Stone, recently oiled in this photo.
The counters are Vermont Soap Stone, recently oiled in this photo.
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The Belding Group, Inc
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you!
The counter top is Vermont Soapstone.
Thank you for your kind words!
The counter top is Vermont Soapstone.
Thank you for your kind words!
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donsgirldiane
I love my soapstone!!
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The Belding Group, Inc
Circa Lighting
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The Belding Group, Inc
Thanks!
The floors are 9" pine that were installed just after the residence was closed in. This allowed the floors to get beat up during the construction process. The floors were then screened and finished.
The floors are 9" pine that were installed just after the residence was closed in. This allowed the floors to get beat up during the construction process. The floors were then screened and finished.
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I think they are talking about the company "Vermont Soapstone."
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The Belding Group, Inc
Thank you!
The island meeasures: 9'-10" x 4'-2" x 3'-0" tall.
Send me your email address and I will forward the drawings of the island.
Ed@beldinggroup.net is the best place to send your information.
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Ed Belding
The island meeasures: 9'-10" x 4'-2" x 3'-0" tall.
Send me your email address and I will forward the drawings of the island.
Ed@beldinggroup.net is the best place to send your information.
Thanks for appreciating our work.
Ed Belding
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The Belding Group, Inc
The stain color was a custom mix develop by painters on the project.
I believe Cabot stains were used to come out the color.
I believe Cabot stains were used to come out the color.
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The Belding Group, Inc
The island cabinetry is Heart Pine, with a clear coat finish.
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The Belding Group, Inc
The fixture over the kitchen island is from Circa Lighting, “Classic Linear Chandelier”, #SL5811, by designer Sandy Chapman in a the Hand-Rubbed Antique Brass Finish.
Here is a link to the fixture: http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=893
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Ed Belding
Here is a link to the fixture: http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=893
Thank you for your interest & noticing our work.
Ed Belding
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The Belding Group, Inc
Sorry for the delayed response. We were on summer break and are just now getting back to business.
Thank you for noticing our work!
The base color of the cabinets and trim "Shaker Beige" by Benjamin Moore, HC-45, Satin Impervo finish. The cabinets and trim were then glazed in a slightly lighter & cooler, semitransparent glaze. This light glaze gives the paint a bit more depth.
The walls are finished with a tinted plaster, developed on site.
Again thank for noticing our work. I really appreciate your kind words.
Best Regards,
Ed Belding
Thank you for noticing our work!
The base color of the cabinets and trim "Shaker Beige" by Benjamin Moore, HC-45, Satin Impervo finish. The cabinets and trim were then glazed in a slightly lighter & cooler, semitransparent glaze. This light glaze gives the paint a bit more depth.
The walls are finished with a tinted plaster, developed on site.
Again thank for noticing our work. I really appreciate your kind words.
Best Regards,
Ed Belding
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