Oz Architects Rustic Kitchen, Phoenix
Eat in kitchen with cooking fireplace
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love the stools... where did you get them?
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David Michael Miller Associates
the table is an old oak farm table. they are hard to find in this size and condition. i found the table in los angeles from a dealer there.
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Emily Hurley You may be able to find something similar by searching for wood floating shelves. Hope that helps!
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Laura Lo
Yes, if you go to ebay and search for reclaimed floating shelves, you will find more than you can sift through in one sitting. Good luck!
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The backsplash is just what I've been looking for. Can you please provide any info you have on it? Thanks.
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KitchenLab Interiors added this to Kitchen Workbook: 10 Elements of an Eclectic Kitchen
10. Modern rustic taste. Achieving an eclectic look can be as simple as having a country kitchen and doing a modern light fixture of the table. One element is sometimes all a space needs to go from predictable to eclectic.More in this series: How to Find Your Kitchen StyleHow to Remodel Your KitchenSo Your Style Is: Eclectic
The Inman Company added this to 8 Fireplaces to Feed Your Kitchen's Style
Cooking helper. This fireplace also serves as another cooking element for those large family gatherings. Work with your designer to include one for cooking pizzas, bread and more.Design tip: If you plan to use your fireplace frequently, don't forget to plan ahead for wood storage.
Sheila Schmitz added this to Cooking With Character: 13 Personality-Packed Kitchens
Contemporary barn. The brick oven is clearly the standout feature in this cozy and inviting eat-in kitchen, but details such as the mismatched wooden stools and chairs, oversize wooden beams, reclaimed-timber floating shelves, black and white tiles, distressed table and rustic white brick backsplash also add to the farmhouse feel. The contemporary rectangular light fixture and sleek kitchen cabinetry keep the look light and modern.
Becky Harris added this to 16 Scrumptious Eat-In Kitchens and What They Want You to Serve
This rustic, elegant kitchen includes a cooking fireplace. If you’re not sure where to begin, try The Open-Hearth Cookbook: Recapturing the Flavor of Early America, by Suzanne Goldenson with Doris Simpson. How about experimenting with their recipes for cornmeal biscuits and pumpkin pudding in here? It could also be good to have this book on hand this winter for when the power goes out.
Becky Harris added this to 12 Rustic Touches That Add Warmth to a Kitchen
A fireplace. This one can be used for cooking, something that comes in handy on a cold night when the power goes out.
Bonnie McCarthy added this to Before You Roast Those Chestnuts, Make Sure You've Got a Clean Chimney
8. How long does a cleaning take? “It depends on how dirty the chimney is and how big it is,” Lovsteen says. Generally, it takes a two-man crew about an hour to clean a chimney. If it’s really dirty, it might take two hours. In a worst-case scenario, it may take more than one visit. “We’ve had some chimneys that have burned for 30, 40, 50 years and never had a cleaning,” Lovsteen says. This negligence often results in a coating inside the chimney almost like a glaze. “You can’t brush it out, I don’t care how strong you are,” Lovsteen says. In this case, a chimney technicians will use an acid-wash, anti-creosote spray inside the smoke chamber. They’ll allow the spray to dry and return a few days later to use special tools to dislodge the creosote.
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David Michael Miller Associates
the floor material in the image above is a combination of brushed petite granite and french limestone. the surface texture is intentionally worn and matte in finish for both stone types. the edges are cut on a saw, in lieu of setting with tumbled edges, as that look is far too common and artificial for this sort of space. i wanted to mix modern and old world, and watch them collide in this beautiful room!