Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Minneapolis
Example of a classic open concept kitchen design in Minneapolis with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, beige backsplash, stainless steel appliances and slate backsplash — Houzz
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anitarx wrote:

bibsey
Can you tell me the name of the granite on the perimeter
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Max Courtney
how high is the ceiling above the range?
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Oak & Broad
I can certainly see the Pecan & Chestnut similarities. Thank you.
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iabird
What is the length of the vent hood? What is the ceiling height in this room? Thanks
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taldrich
Where are the bar stools from? Love them!
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The ARTEC Group, Inc.
What is the backsplash?
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MartinPatrick 3
it is a brick slate
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elena_d
Thank you. Is it honed or any particular type. I was actually looking at a natual "earth honed brick slate but it was too green. Thanks so much!
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MartinPatrick 3
The ladder and hardware are made by Putnam Rolling Ladder Co: http://www.putnamrollingladder.com/
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debbiewaterman
interesting array of colors for backsplash
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MartinPatrick 3
It is a silestone quartz product. There are lots of other brands that make similar options so you can choose one that coordinates well with your design aesthetic.
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ginainsb
Color name?
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Texas Lightsmith
dark finish on nickel silver, powder coated black, or oil rubbed bronze :)
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MartinPatrick 3
The range hood was made by vent-a-hood. It is in a dark oil rubbed bronze finish.
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MartinPatrick 3
This particular backsplash is no longer available. Ask for a slate or quartz at your local showroom and they should be able to help you find something similar.
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leicster
would you need to seal the stone to stop grease etc marking the stone thanks.
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Sharon Guest
What is the color of the countertop, not the island?
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Suz Morrissey
Is that a mat black range hood?
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SH interiors
Hi. It's hard to tell for sure, but it looks like a travertine brick pattern. See the attached link for a similar pattern.
http://www.glasstilehome.com/tile_design_ideas_details.asp?guid=%7BA797A0EA-A39A-4994-98AE-3EC833266591%7D&category=
http://www.glasstilehome.com/tile_design_ideas_details.asp?guid=%7BA797A0EA-A39A-4994-98AE-3EC833266591%7D&category=
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MartinPatrick 3
The backsplash was purchased from Tile x Design in Plymouth, MN. It is a quartzite tile in an irregular brick layout.
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MartinPatrick 3
I believe the ceiling was done using a mat finish Polyurethane
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Kim Tucker
Thank you, it looks great!
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Red Barn Studio wrote:

Annie Thornton The designer has contacted houzz and says that the hood is made by Vent-a-hood.
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MartinPatrick 3
Correct, the range hood is made by Vent-a-hood
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KitchenLab Interiors
Here's a suggestion for a similar one.
And here's another similar one.
http://www.napastyle.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=4181
And here's another similar one.
http://www.napastyle.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=4181
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MartinPatrick 3
This was a model home and these barstools were supplied by the builder.
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MartinPatrick 3
I believe the island countertop was Silestone Niebla
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andrewjarvis wrote:
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MartinPatrick 3
I believe the island countertop was Silestone Niebla, perimeter was granite
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srcolomb wrote:
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MartinPatrick 3
Dark bronze
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MartinPatrick 3
This particular backsplash is no longer available. Ask for a slate or quartz at your local showroom and they should be able to help you find something similar.
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MartinPatrick 3
This particular backsplash is no longer being made. Ask for a slate or quartz when you're describing it.
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Kerri F. wrote:
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MartinPatrick 3
This was a model home we designed and decorated. A few things were chosen from the builders inventory and the stools were something they already owned.
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MartinPatrick 3
These were purchased about 5 years ago. You may have luck finding something similar online or at a local lighting showroon.
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MartinPatrick 3
14 feet
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Peggy Ross wrote:
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MartinPatrick 3
This cabinetry was purchsed through ABC Kitchens. It is a full overlay shaker style door in an off white color.
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MartinPatrick 3
The floors are 3rd grade select Maple.
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MartinPatrick 3
This backsplash tile is no longer available. Look for a natural stone in a brick pattern, try quartzite or slate to get variation like you see here.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Janell Beals - House of Fifty added this to The Many Ways to Get Creative With Kitchen Hoods
Extended ChimneysKitchens with high ceilings present a unique design opportunity to make the most of a hood chimney, highlighting its length which in turn accents the height of the room. Here the chimney extends up to meet a wooden clad ceiling, made more prominent installed against the slate full height backsplash in a brick pattern.
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