1920 Colonial Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Portland
This kitchen was designed with family in mind. With prep, clean-up, cooking, and baking zones, this functional layout allows for multiple family members to pitch in without getting under foot. Stunning custom tiles spice up the white back splash and the Blue Star range adds a pop of color.
Photos: Eckert & Eckert Photography
Photos: Eckert & Eckert Photography
Inspiration for a large timeless u-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Portland with quartz countertops, colored appliances, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash and no island — Houzz
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Lisa Jones wrote:
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Please do tell color of those range. Is ral 5018? It's perfect.
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It is indeed a Blue Star. They have something like 160 colors this one is RAL6034 Pastellturkis
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Thank you. A nice detail. It is applied or made as part of the door?
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It is made as part of the door.
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ikeltz
I love the color of the range.
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It is not hard to use or to keep it clean. However, with use it will not stay shining clean.
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bardzil
how wide is the pullout?
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8"
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Rebecca McCleneghan
How wide is the pullout?
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This is a Rev-a-shelf pull out and is 8" wide. Here is a link to the product: https://www.rev-a-shelf.com/p-497-base-cabinet-pullout-organizer-with-blumotion-soft-close-stainless-panel-sink-and-base-accessories.aspx
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Shannon Cunniff wrote:
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Yes, the clients like that everything is handy next to the range without taking up drawer or counter space.
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nicoller
Takes too much time to hang stuff back up. I wish I had made mine an additional spice rack.
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chellywentworth
Sorry not sure what this question is asking.
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Sorry not sure what this question is asking.
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Valspar's Cafe is a similar color.
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The wall color is Devine Filbert
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We can't remember the color but you can find it on Blue Star's website.
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The cabinets are Crestwood, Inc., Frost Color and subway tiles are P & L Simple Solutions Cream Crackle.
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Thanks for the question! You can go either way. Dark grout will hide more dirt in the kitchen but it will offer a more dramatic/modern look while white, or a lighter grout will show more dirt and stain easier but may look less dramatic and offer a classic style. You can always go the route of something in between, tan, beige, light brown and grey. Have fun with your grout!
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It is featured in our 1920 Project.
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ginainsb wrote:
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This is 3 CM Ceasarstone, Espresso Color.
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Sarah Rubenstein wrote:
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They are from Rejuvenation and they are the 3.5" in brushed nickel.
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mrstarmstrong wrote:
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The tiles are from Pratt and Larson here is the link http://prattandlarson.com.
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Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Kitchen Storage Solutions Hide and Keep
Creating a pullout cooking utensil station for spoons, spatulas and oven mitts is an ingenious use of the rollout storage idea. A pegboard or perforated metal backing creates an easy (and affordable) backdrop for stress-free reachability.Pullout drawers like this are also great for trash and recycling storage. Out of sight, out of mind (and smell).
Affecting Spaces Design Studio added this to Kitchen Confidential: Amp Up Your Storage With Pullouts
1. Utensil storage. How often have you spent too much time searching for your cooking utensils in a drawer that’s just a big pile of junk? By hanging them next to your stove, it’s impossible to overlook your favorite spatula.
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Becky, I hope that information is helpful.