Contemporary Budget Kitchen Contemporary Kitchen
This mid century modern home was beginning to resemble more of a “shabby chic” personality than the vibrant retro vision the homeowners desired. The budget was not large and we had to be creative in the approach to solving some of this kitchen’s style challenges. The client wanted a sleek modern look. Ok, that was half of the client! The other half, the wife, preferred more a kitschy colorful palette. To get the kitchen to harmonize as well as the two clients, ( after I informed them I charge extra for marital counseling!) we melded sleek lines with a colorful backdrop on the walls. The darker stained walnut cabinets were chosen to counterbalance the intensity of the eggplant wall paint. We chose blizzard ceasarstone to provide a stark contrast to the dark cabinets and coordinated the backsplash with an iridescent white porcelain cut into large squares. Instead of a stainless “table” for the electric cooktop, we opted for a less expensive laminated metal material to fabricate the legs of the cooking island. The opposite side houses the refrigerator, oven/microwave and two pantries. One a good sized pantry with pullouts and the other a shallower pantry that is home to food and overflow dishware. The glass in the doors mirrors the cubist glass in the front door and the handles are classically retro in design. All in all, this small kitchen has a powerful presence and the clients are happily cooking in harmony!
Example of a trendy kitchen design in Other with flat-panel cabinets, quartz countertops and an undermount sink — Houzz
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gsdesign30 wrote:
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Yep is Futuro
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litehearted
I just want to say that a lot of us have "budgets that are not large". LOL
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Brilliant! Lighting & Design
I believe the flat pendant in the upper right of the In Detail kitchen picture is De majo's Quadra S pendant. I've seen it at AllModern.com before.
http://www.allmodern.com/De-majo-Quadra-S-Pendant-DMO1063.html
Hope that helps...
http://www.allmodern.com/De-majo-Quadra-S-Pendant-DMO1063.html
Hope that helps...
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Mobilificio Marchese
Hey there, we have all De Majo products on our e-shop http://www.mobilificiomarchese.com/shop/gb/
Contact us for every info! :)
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Karen DeBeer Dunn wrote:
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Why thank you! I think it looks beautiful too. It is a quartz product and fairly sure was Silestone but cannot recall for sure. It is an older project.
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Sorry do not recall the names. I believe they were from Atlas Hardware though...if not there then Top Knobs
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Thank you. We used a porcelain tile. I do not recall the name of the mfr though. It is a white tile and rectified so very tight grout lines.
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It is a porcelain floor.
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I am sorry but do not have the time to look up exact color. But can tell you that the walls in ktichen that are visible are all the same color of purple. You just cannot see them in photo. the left wall is all tile. Also hard to see.
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Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
The faucet could be a Vigo VG02012 Kitchen Faucet Single Handle with Pull-Out Spray 16.5" Height
http://www.faucetdirect.com/vigo-vg02012-kitchen-faucet-single-handle-with-pull-out-spray-16-5-height/p1350733
:) Rhoda
http://www.faucetdirect.com/vigo-vg02012-kitchen-faucet-single-handle-with-pull-out-spray-16-5-height/p1350733
:) Rhoda
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Paul Anater added this to The Wonder of Walnut: A Love Story
This walnut cabinetry's had a dark stain applied to it. These darker stains even out the natural dark tones in the wood. Walnut's usually seen in pretty formal surroundings, but the purple accent wall plays well with the dark walnut here and lightens the mood considerably.
Erika Ward - Erika Ward Interiors added this to Secondary Colors Create a Punchy Focal Point
Again, purple is used modestly but makes a big statement. There's a ongoing debate regarding accent walls, but when wall space is at a premium, I think a single painted wall is always a good idea.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
June Schuck added this to Schuck Kitchen - Schuck
Shelves and cabinets. this may work with shelving to the left of refridgerator. And modern molding
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