Rauch Residence Modern Kitchen, Seattle
Addition and remodel of 1950's Roman brick rambler
Example of a minimalist open concept kitchen design in Seattle with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, laminate countertops and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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jacksonbeth
This is a great look for the home. Who did you get your cabinets from? We have been looking at Carolina Heartwood Cabinetry since they are at a good price and looks great.
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sallyrally1992
Apply ply- what color did you use?
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radiance1
Hi Boo, contact Baan Design through their website: http://www.contemporist.com/2010/08/10/the-rauch-residence-by-baan-design/
Also many hanging fireplaces here: http://www.decoist.com/2014-01-09/freestanding-fireplaces-designs/
Good luck!
Also many hanging fireplaces here: http://www.decoist.com/2014-01-09/freestanding-fireplaces-designs/
Good luck!
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Cinaton Inc.
Hi Boo:
Great idea. You can use a new invented complete touch free faucet from
http://www.cinaton.com/cinaton/jump.php?id=60&cid=11

or http://www.cinaton.com/cinaton/jump.php?id=2&cid=11 for
upgrade your kitchen design.
Thanks.
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tisarankura
sorry, I don't have that info on hand. This project was done over 10 years ago....
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BAAN design
We used apple-ply with leaving the edges exposed. Our cabinet maker laminate it. Note that you have to laminate both sides otherwise it will warp.
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Simply Stated Designs, Inc.
Are the cabinets laminate? If so what color/finish and brand
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Ivon Street Studio added this to Kitchen Counters: Plastic Laminate Offers Options Aplenty
Special considerations: Because laminates are so thin, edge details require forethought to avoid that telltale brown line at the counter's edge. Options include:Profiled edge: Laminates have advanced to now have beveled, ogee and bullnose edge profiles, which vary by manufacturer. Edge band: These thick and dense veneers are adhered to the cabinet edge and are made for abuse. Choose ABS plastic edge bands over PVC whenever possible, as ABS is recyclable and chlorine free. Metal edge: Go retro with this detail that harks back to the 1950s; a metal edge is fastened to the edge of the counter. Neatniks might think twice about this crumb-catching detail.Exposed plywood: As shown in this photo, some modern designs showcase the thin laminate veneer and adhere it to premium plywood, leaving the thin veneer edge and plies exposed.
Vanessa Brunner added this to Your Guide to 15 Popular Kitchen Countertop Materials
Plastic Laminate Kitchen CountersAlthough it’s sometimes scoffed at by stone lovers, plastic laminate still has a serious fan base. The wide range of customizable edges and finishes means it can work in any design. At $8 to $20 per square foot installed, its affordable price makes it a winner for many. However, it’s not the most durable of countertops, so it may not be best for heavy-duty cooks.Guide: Pros and cons of plastic laminate counters
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Cindy Diaz added this to 9. Resilient Finishes (Plastic Laminate)
4. Product. Countertop- Plastic laminate over apple plywood with exposed edges
Julia Henriquez Garcia added this to Plastic Laminate
This is a different way to do our countertops. I am not sure if it's the best but its an idea and it looks very pretty and smooth. Wood looking countertops is something I don't see every day so I like it because is different.
EF Jones added this to 11404 Reno
Laminate over Apple brand premium plywood with exposed edges. have to do laminate on both top and bottom
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