Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Philadelphia
Inspiration for a timeless u-shaped kitchen remodel in Philadelphia with granite countertops, blue backsplash, subway tile backsplash, shaker cabinets, beige cabinets and paneled appliances — Houzz
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The pendants are from School House Electric.
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gemberlingj
the pendants shown where do you find them
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tamara682 wrote:

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I would also love to know where the barstools are from!
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Mr Bar Stool
We have something very similar to the Bar Stools in this photo at Mr Bar Stool In Old City Philadelphia. They are available in 36 wood stain colors. Below is a picture of the bar stool shown unfinished. We don't have them featured on our website as of yet (www.mrbarstool.com) however you can order them from us by phone. Please call our sales desk with any questions or info @ 215-925-4800 or 1-800-STOOLS-1 or email barrybarstool@gmail.com
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Mr Bar Stool
The Bar Stools in this photo are available through Mr Bar Stool In Old City Philadelphia. They are available in a variety of wood stain colors. We don't have them featured on our website as of yet (www.mrbarstool.com) however you can order them from us by phone. Please call our sales desk @ 215-925-4800 or 1-800-STOOLS-1.
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Mrs Richard
About how wide is that pass-through. It's great!
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Stella Atkinson_ONeill wrote:

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I too am interested in the dimensions of your window, specifically how much wall did you leave on the sides and top? And do your cabinets on the kitchen side come up to the wall? Thanks! It looks terrific!
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dyvonne8
What size is the opening?
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Marcy Snedeker wrote:

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From previous comments ""The hardwood floor is Columbia, Berkshire Cherry in Violin Cherry BECS11.""
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Echelon Custom Homes
It's Sherwin Williams Tony Taupe SW7038
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Pure White SW7005 by Sherwin Williams.
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The hardwood floor is Columbia, Berkshire Cherry in Violin Cherry BECS11.
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mwyly wrote:
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The kitchen pendants are from School House Electric
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It's Tony Taupe SW7038 by Sherwin Williams.
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HomeWorks - Collaborate, Coach, Contract wrote:
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The cabinet color is Pebble by Wellborn Cabinet, inc.
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It's Light Silver Sage by Restoration Hardware.
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Mitchell Parker added this to What to Know Before You Tear Down That Wall
Creating a pass-through or additional seating space is another reason.Find new bar stools for your kitchen bar
Mitchell Parker added this to 25 Great Home Projects and What They Cost
13. Tear Down a WallThe goal of most wall-removal projects is to connect rooms and create a more open floor plan. Removing a wall can also bring more light into a space and create better flow. (An exterior wall can also be removed and the area bumped out to increase space.)Cost: To remove a non-load-bearing wall, one story or two, when you’re installing carpet: $2,500 to $3,000To remove a single-story load-bearing wall: about $10,000To remove a two-story load-bearing wall: $20,000 to $30,000See the full project
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DK Reichl added this to Denise
Kitchen passthrough. We do not want to have a counter with stools. We like how this example has clear separation between the two rooms but still allows people to talk between the two rooms.
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