Divine Kitchens LLC Contemporary Kitchen
Inspiration for a huge contemporary u-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Other with a single-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, concrete countertops, blue backsplash, matchstick tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island — Houzz
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patbusch wrote:
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patbusch
Thank you, That helps!
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Cindy Lehrmann
Looks like my parents window in their kitchen pella
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dillrus wrote:
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Divine Design Center
I am sorry , I do not recall
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fredsdesigns
Just a guess, but I think the fixed window is 4' wide and 3' high, and the two casement windows are 2' wide and 3' high, standard sized stock windows mulled together, and trimmed out to look like one big window.
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Hello, they are from http://www2.dornbracht.com/en/
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big_buddha
Do you have any issues with water splashing onto the window casement since there is so little backsplash and rotting over time (for kitchen users who aren't good about wiping up their messes)?
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Michelle Gion Designs
The lighting is awful in this photo, but it's definitely Walker Zanger "Skyline" series in the linear field pattern.
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Divine Design Center
it glass on a mesh can not remember the manufacture
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KitchenLab Interiors
It looks like concrete, but based on the thickness I'm prone to thinking it's stone - maybe a gray/blue limestone like Lagos Azul or soapstone.
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Divine Design Center
Yes, it is concrete, custom color.
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Robin Morris wrote:
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I believe these were Andersen to match the rest of the house.
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eewka wrote:
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the sink was the Zero radius by Houzer , and we did a custom drain board in the concrete
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mattdoyel wrote:
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yes it is all Dornbracht
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sarahmlee44 wrote:
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Custom from Canada. There is something similar at Top Knobs.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Expand Your View with Picture Windows
This kitchen-window trio employs a central fixed picture window flanked by two operable casement windows to bring in some breeze with that view.
John Hill added this to Picture Windows, Chicago-Style
Kitchens are great rooms for variations on Chicago windows, ones that are shorter but also impressive in terms of views. Here one can enjoy the trees and water beyond while washing the dishes.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Wilson Interiors added this to Janette
fixed picture window in the middle with casement on each side that opens
Harry mentioned a sliding window so we can also see what he comes up with.
HU-276269683 added this to Kitchen
concrete, wood, window and tiles
P. Nguyen added this to ptnguyen62's ideas
windows...
1. Placement. With a casement window, the entire one-piece sash rotates out by twisting a handle. It can be difficult to open a double-hung window when leaning over cabinets in a kitchen, so the casement can be a good choice there. Think about the exterior implications, though. Will the open sash obstruct a path when people walk by? Do you plan to have window boxes? You don't want the window to mow down your pansies.
Francis Holdorp added this to Kitchen
1. Placement. With a casement window, the entire one-piece sash rotates out by twisting a handle. It can be difficult to open a double-hung window when leaning over cabinets in a kitchen, so the casement can be a good choice there. Think about the exterior implications, though. Will the open sash obstruct a path when people walk by? Do you plan to have window boxes? You don't want the window to mow down your pansies.
stacy21798 added this to Manzanar - kitchen
Per J9, this is similar to our kitchen sink widow - opens on the sides. NO trim, though.
