Traditional Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Chicago
Elegant kitchen photo in Chicago — Houzz
Related Professionals in Chicago
This photo has 10 questions

mjkolasa wrote:

PRO
Lynda Mauro Schuler Cabinetry
I got my Schuler kitchen at Lowes, they even installed my kitchen too. You could call your local Lowes and they could give you dimensions.
Like
Save

cstarkovs
I really love this drawer - I never thought of having the dividers like that.
Like
Save

sonyaod wrote:
Like 2 Comments

sekarch wrote:

rafleury wrote:
Like 2 Comments

PRO
Emily Hurley Hi there! Not sure on the floor, but this might help you identify it! https://www.houzz.com/magazine/your-floor-an-introduction-to-solid-plank-wood-floors-stsetivw-vs~560662 Good luck!
Like
Save

aerojoe
Looks like Hickory to me. I've always loved hickory floors ever since I saw the first one.
http://www.idealcoatings-inc.com/hardwood-floors.html
http://www.idealcoatings-inc.com/hardwood-floors.html
Like
Save

waite wrote:

PRO
Schuler Cabinetry
This is Harvest Bronze with an Ebony glaze finish on cherry wood.
4 Likes
Save

muttimac wrote:
Like 1 Comment

horselove1972
those I believe are Amerock
Like
Save

elsaalicia wrote:

PRO
Schuler Cabinetry
Schuler Cabinetry allows many different ways to infuse your personal style and needs into organization in your kitchen. I am including a link back to our website that gives you even more of the organization options that are available with Schuler: http://www.schulercabinetry.com/Category.aspx?categoryid=46
Like
Save

stierney wrote:
Like Comment

Small Batch Kitchens wrote:
Like Comment

tlgmarquis wrote:
Like Comment
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Kitchen Storage Solutions Hide and Keep
As a lifelong small-space dweller, I can tell you having to unpile and repile stacks of cooking racks, muffin tins and cookie sheets to make a simple batch of baked goods is a real deterrent. Slotted drawers are the solution.
Becky Harris added this to Get It Done: Organize Your Kitchen Cabinets
Assess. If you're still lacking space after editing and purging, assess and plan — you may need a more serious intervention. It can be as simple as storing cookie sheets and trays vertically instead of in horizontal stacks.
Vanessa Brunner added this to Readers' Choice: The 10 Most Popular Kitchens of 2012
4. Perfect pan organization. Specialized organization made headway on Houzz this year, particularly in the kitchen. This clever use of a deep drawer is the perfect solution for those pesky baking sheets and cooking pans.
AWH Construction added this to The 15 Most Popular Kitchen Storage Ideas on Houzz
6. Cookie sheet drawer. More than 210,000 users agree that this divided drawer is the solution for a range of muffin tins, broiler pans, cooling racks and cookie sheets. If you don’t have a drawer to spare, try a narrow pullout near the stove or add wood or metal dividers to the cabinet above your refrigerator.Browse photos of cookie sheet drawers
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Amy RuBert added this to GraNada Big Deal
I like the idea of this but think I prefer it be vertical above the double oven
Browse over 25 million home design photos on Houzz
Show Room Colors
Sponsored






