Kitchen Southwestern Kitchen, Tampa
Southwest brick floor kitchen photo in Tampa with stainless steel appliances, a drop-in sink, raised-panel cabinets, multicolored backsplash and medium tone wood cabinets — Houzz
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Jennifer Dreyer wrote:
fleahouse
Has anyone come back with the color's name?
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puffy123
Looks like birds eye maple from Sherwin Williams
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libb wrote:
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libb
Super helpful!! Thanks sooo much!!
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Marie Bursey
what are these colours
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Jan D wrote:
terrihall
Where can I find this tile mural please?
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Caroline Gallegos
Also interested in the tile mural. Where can I get it?
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Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
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margaretmarlee
Where did the tile come from behind the stove?
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terrihall wrote:
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What are the brand/color of the red and turquoise stains in this photo?
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Cathy Lara added this to Houzz Tour: Southwestern-Style Florida Mansion
The kitchen materials and color palette embody Southwestern style. Ceramic tiles, a mantel-style range hood, rough-sawn timber beams and ceiling, rusticated brick floors and stucco walls evoke the feel of Arizona, where the owners previously had a home.
Kelly Porter added this to Head Into Bold Southwest Color Country
An ivory wall color serves as the backdrop for this Southwest-style kitchen. Rusty red cabinets and touches of turquoise complete this eye-catching color scheme, making for a warm and inviting kitchen.Paint pick: Jersey Cream, Sherwin-Williams
Lisa Frederick added this to So Your Style Is: Southwestern
Style Secret: Vibrant ColorsShrinking violets, look elsewhere — there's nothing shy about the Southwestern palette. Rich hues such as salmon, terra-cotta, brick red, turquoise and squash gold come straight from the desert sky and landscape. Pepper a mostly neutral room with saturated accent tones, or go bold and drench the entire space in color. But remember ... Too many strong shades in a single room will fight one another. Limit your color scheme to two or three dominant selections to keep things under control. Dusty red and turquoise in the kitchen above radiate warmth and cheer against a mellow ochre backdrop.
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lsgreenlee added this to Color Schemes
Good example of a multicolor scheme
* I first painted my cabinets a brick red color, and looking back at it (They look great by the way), I would have stripped the stain off the wood and done a red stain and ebony. Red being the base stain and after it dried for at-least a day, VERY lightly in spots rub the ebony stain on and wiping it off to achieve the same look. I kept all the original hardware. I spray painted them a matte black.
* I have a built-in set of drawers that looks like a side-board. It has a custom curio with glass doors above it. I painted it turquoise. Again, I should have done a white-washed look, I didn't. It still looks awesome. I also purchased 2 - 1/2 large stair posts and glued them along each side of the cabinet to sort of mimic the same look in the picture.
* I couldn't afford new counter tops (I have plenty of counter space). They were a very ugly orange laminate with white Nike looking (boomerang) designs throughout. It would've cost me over $3,000 to re-do them. So, I went another very beautiful, inexpensive route.
* I purchased 1/4" thick birch wood, cut to measure the counter-tops and stained them an ebony brown color. The stain was applied and then wiped away, so as to not have a very dark stain. Again, I was trying to mimic the dark stain of the wood counters in the pic. The counter-top over the drawers, I left it raw wood color.
* That's as far as I got in my renovation. I have other ideas to complete my look, but I don't have the funds to complete my look.
* I'm not done yet!! Have much more work to do - clearing away items I don't need, organizing, and finding/making space for stuff I can't get rid of. It's a slow going process. Thanks for reading my comments.
* One more thing - that paint color on the walls looks very similar to the paint color I have on my walls. The color I have is called "Arizona" and I think it is by Behr.
I hope I was of help to you and someone else.