Interiors Photography - Project #5 Beach Style Kitchen, Melbourne
Example of a beach style galley light wood floor kitchen design in Melbourne with blue cabinets, concrete countertops, white backsplash and an island — Houzz
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Toronto Interior Design Group added this to Choose the Right Pendant Lights for Your Kitchen Island
You can also try connecting your lights to other materials in the room. Try using a brass or copper finish for the lights and repeating it on your cabinet knobs (or a stylish faucet), or even picking up on colors in unrelated items like seats, fabrics or tiles. This makes the entire design concept look integrated in a fun, modern way.
Anne Ellard Design added this to Why Copper Shines in the Kitchen
Its Natural Beauty is Never Out of StyleDesigners are continuing to embrace copper, but they are focusing more on the natural beauty of this warm and malleable material. At no time is a material more beautiful than in its pure, raw and organic form. In place of the recently trendy polished copper finish, we will see a shift toward a more natural and industrial aesthetic in the use of metals such as copper in the home. British designer Tom Dixon launched a new range of housewares at Milan Design Week in 2016 called Materiality. It tells the story of the materials that he uses in his products, including copper, and focuses on their natural characteristics and beauty.
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