DC Row Home Kitchen - Range Traditional Kitchen, DC Metro

Just in case others have the same question -- check out the green tag on the photo above! :)

Wood look tile is a great way to get the look of wood but the durability of porcelain and in a bathroom it is a perfect choice. It is still a relatively new product into the market so prices for wood look tile are all over the place, from ours $2.20 Sq.Ft. to $30 Sq.Ft. and up (There is also ceramic, but let’s stick with the higher quality of porcelain).

New products can get a higher price to pay for the investment into new technology, a lot of money is also being spent on creating the ‘Brand’, marketing in magazines and advertising. All this marketing has considerable cost and guess who has to pay for all that cost? You. The consumer, it is all built back into the product cost, it has to be.

We have a no frills marketing strategy, keeping our costs as low as possible while making the product quality as high as possible. I recommend getting samples and comparing. Our point is shop around. We want you to get the best value perhaps it is buying from us perhaps not. Price points on Porcelain wood look tile range significantly even for products that are made to the same specifications.

A reasonable match to this product would be from our Salvage collection which has that sort after rustic appearance.

Our Salvage Collection is priced at $3.59 a square foot (prices valid thru July 2015): http://www.thebuilderdepot.com/woodlooktile.html

Thank you for your question. Sorry to say that we do not have record of the exact hardware in this kitchen. Here’s a great website to shop for hardware options. http://www.topknobs.com/Default.aspx - - Natalie

I'm pretty sure the door pulls are Amerock BP24002-SN Galleria Signature Pull, 128 mm Center, Satin Nickel.

No problem! The Woodlands floor tile is very beautiful and hardy. We have recently installed it in a restaurant. The grout we used for this kitchen was Tec AccuColor in the color Light Chocolate #944. We specified 1/8" grout lines to ensure the tiles were close together, making it look more like wood.

Thanks so much!!!!! Really looking forward to it!!!!!!

Hi and thanks for the question! The tile is by Capri from the Woodlands collection. The color we used was called "Ulivo."

Thank you so much...the kitchen is beautiful!!

These are cherry cabinets purchased directly from Durasupreme

You can learn about our staining and finishing on this video:



Let me know if you have any further questions.

Thanks much,

Mandi @ Dura Supreme

No - That's a glass top range, so it's all electric

Correct!

It looks like about 10 ft wide, not sure about the length front to back.

Hi,
Thanks for the question. Sorry for the delay. The kitchen is almost a perfect square at 10’ wide and 11’ deep.

Though these seem to be hinged at the side you can hing them like a garage door. Blum makes hardware for this application and any cabinetry shop should be able to show you.

Hi, Thanks for the question. The storage below the glass display cabinetry is actually a dry bar for entertaining; however it would work nicely as an appliance garage. The doors hinge from the side and then slide on a track back into the cabinet almost like a pocket door. This is very common hardware that most cabinetry lines should offer.

Hi and thanks for the question! These cabinets are cherry wood with the finish "Mocha" by DuraSupreme.

This flooring is wood-look tile by Capri, from the "Woodlands" collection in the color "Ulivo." We chose it because the color was similar to hardwood the client had in the rest of their home, but they wanted a more durable product for the Kitchen. In choosing flooring for the Kitchen, you also want to make sure that the cabinets and floors are not too "matchy-matchy." With dark cabinets, try a medium floor, and with lighter cabinets, try a darker floor to ground the space.

Hope this helps!

Hi and thanks for the question! This faucet is by Delta, it is the "Pilar" faucet with touch on/off technology & soap dispenser (model #980T-SSSD-DST).

-Emily

Hi and thanks for the question! These cabinets are cherry wood with the finish "Mocha" by DuraSupreme.

-Emily

Thanks for the question! The upper cabinets are 42" high, and the bases are the standard 36".

-Emily

This countertop is Kashmir White granite.

Thanks!

-Emily

Thanks for the question! The under cabinet lighting shown here consists
of Xenon Low Voltage Triangle Light pucks such as these: http://www.pegasuslighting.com/xenon-triangle-lights.html, but unfortunately they are discontinued.

The type we use most often these days are LED products by AFX that we hardwire: http://www.afxinc.com/product/type/undercabinet/noble-pro-led-nllp/nllp40rb.html. They are available at several retailers: http://www.afxinc.com/where-to-buy.html

Hi and thanks for the question! This Electrolux microwave does vent, however, this exact model is no longer available, as this project was completed several years ago. Similar over-the-range Electrolux microwaves can be found here:

http://www.electroluxappliances.com/Kitchen-Appliances/Microwaves/Over-the-Range

For this project, we bought the appliances at M&M Appliances in Washington, DC, but you can find the closest dealer to you here:

http://www.electroluxappliances.com/Where-To-Buy

Hope this helps! -Emily

Si, los precios que aparecen están en dólares.

Hi and thanks for the question! These cabinets are cherry wood with the finish "Mocha" by DuraSupreme. The doorstyle is "Madison." -Emily

Hi and thanks for the question! The wall on the left is 5' long and ends at a doorway. The glass cabinet is 33" wide.
-Emily

Hi, these cabinets are by Durasupreme -- you can find them online here: http://www.durasupreme.com
-Emily

Hi and thanks for the question. These are not custom cabinets, they are Durasupreme Cabinetry brand.
-Emily

Hi, these are "semi-custom" (but pre-made) cabinets by Durasupreme (http://www.durasupreme.com).

-Emily

Thanks so much for your question! Given the cost differences in specific materials, the actual scope of work, and construction costs (let alone differences by in costs by geographic area), it's hard to speculate on overall project costs. Best to reach out to a design/build firm in your area and get their opinion on what cost range you'd be looking at specific to your home.

Thanks!

Mina

Hi and thanks for the question! These cabinets are cherry wood with the finish "Mocha" by DuraSupreme. -Emily

Thanks so much for your question! Given the cost differences in specific materials, the actual scope of work, and construction costs (let alone differences by in costs by geographic area), it's hard to speculate on overall project costs. Best to reach out to a design/build firm in your area and get their opinion on what cost range you'd be looking at specific to your home.

Thanks for the question! The Electrolux EW30IS65JS range actually has an induction cooktop (the elements turn on and start heating - via electricity and magnetic current - only when compatible pots or pans are placed on them). It does not use gas.

-Emily

Thanks so much for your question! Given the cost differences in specific materials, the actual scope of work, and construction costs (let alone differences by in costs by geographic area), it's hard to speculate on overall project costs. Best to reach out to a design/build firm in your area and get their opinion on what cost range you'd be looking at specific to your home.

Thanks for the question! This project was completed about 4 years ago so we don't have any current pricing info, but you can find Electrolux dealers near you, here: http://www.electroluxappliances.com/Where-To-Buy (and a link to the appliance: http://www.electroluxappliances.com/Kitchen-Appliances/Ranges/Induction-Range/EW30IS65JS.aspx)
Emily

Thanks for the question! Unfortunately, due to the number of variables (geographic location, material choices, etc.), it's difficult to answer a generic question like this.

What are you specifically looking for? Not sure I understand the question. Thanks.

Hi lyba, could you tell me which material/fixture in this photo you're referring to? Thanks!
-Emily

No problem! Wood-look tile is a great product for a kitchen where spills and durability are a concern. It is especially nice when heated underneath!

Hi and thanks for the question! The upper cabinets in this kitchen are 42" high. Hope this helps! -Emily

Thanks for the compliment! I wish we could help, but you're welcome to copy :)

Hi and thanks for the question! These cabinets are cherry wood with the finish "Mocha" by DuraSupreme. -Emily

Thanks for the question! The under cabinet lighting shown here consists of Xenon Low Voltage Triangle Light pucks such as these from Pegasus Lighting: http://www.pegasuslighting.com/xenon-triangle-lights.html

Hi, thanks for your question. We’re glad you like it! The backsplash is a combination of two different glass tiles from Maniscalco (Australian). The decorative stripe at the base is the Simpson blend polished and the main tile is the Waterfall pattern polished in the color Zulu. The Waterfall pattern comes in several other color options. You can purchase it through any Mosaic Tile Company showroom. http://www.mosaictileco.com/ - Natalie

Thanks for the question! The granite used for this countertop is called Kashmir White.

Thanks for the question - DURASUPREME CHERRY

Hi, Thanks for your question! The microwave is Electrolux, Model# E130MH55GS.

Hi and thanks for the question. This isn't wood at all...it's ceramic tile that mimics wood. More durable and easier to clean (it's also heated).

It’s made by Artistic Tile from Australia. The pattern is called Waterfall. You can purchase it from Mosaic Tile Company.