Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Chicago
Photo by Linda Oyama-Bryan
Enclosed kitchen - mid-sized traditional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen idea in Chicago with shaker cabinets, concrete countertops, a single-bowl sink, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops — Houzz
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Carole Nguyen
What did you use to stain the concrete and did the original concrete had the pebbles.
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Great Rooms Building Group
Hi Carole. The color was a custom mix for our client. All concrete does have aggregate in it.
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Mary Feit
How tall are your upper cabinets? And what make are the cabinets? I really like the size of your crown molding!!
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Great Rooms Building Group
@pinkroof - The upper cabinets are 42"H with a 3"H square edge crown. The cabinets were made by Monarch Cabinetry out of Sullivan, Illinois. You can find them on Houzz or at www.monarchcabinetry.com
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Carrie Elton wrote:
Baller Yee
@Great Rooms Designers & Builders: I just wanted to say thank you being active and answering every questions in here. I love your design, very simple!
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Great Rooms Building Group
@baller8 - Thank you for your kind words. We feel that it is important to help homeowners (as well as other professionals) when they have questions. It is great to have a community of professionals who not only are showing their work and are willing to help others along the way!
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Hi Joan! The rug is a piece that the homeowner previously owned. Unfortunately we do not have any details.
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Troy Mock Architects
The counter tops are custom precast concrete with a color selected by the client
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Hi Lauren! Great Rooms designed the cabinetry/hard finishes in the Kitchen & built the space. All of the dishes & accessories belong to the homeowner. Sorry that we can't be more help! Thanks!
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You can absolutely use green accents with a grey and white color scheme! This photo is a great example of how green can be used as a pop of color. We have it staged with a brighter green, but grey and white will lend itself to almost any green that you are drawn to. Good luck with your project!
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Great Rooms Building Group
The flooring is 2 1/4" red oak that was finished in the field. Thanks!
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Great Rooms Building Group
The placemats were provided by our photographer for the photo shoot. Sorry that we can't help!
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Great Rooms Building Group
The wall color used is Benjamin Moore #HC-170 "Stonington Gray". Thanks!
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Great Rooms Building Group
The countertops are concrete. Chicago Concrete Studio was the fabricator. Many fabricators can provide colors that are specific to your needs.
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Great Rooms Building Group
Hi! The cabinets were by Monarch Cabinetry out of Sullivan, IL. This is their "Polar White" finish. Thanks!
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The pendants are Quorum International #1353-1-65. The finish is "Satin Nickel" with "Frost Clear Prismatic" glass. Thanks!
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Counter is not busy I like that
@VC Studios - Do you have any contacts in South Carolina that might be able to help Melony? Thanks!
Hi Melony,
I will reach out and see who I can find for you. Most fabricators will say to allow four to six weeks to allow for other projects already in the queue. It takes less than two weeks to have counters ready for install but a good fabricator is probably busy.
Regards,
Vincent Cathcart
VC Studio Inc.
vince@vcstudioinc.com