Chatham Display Traditional Kitchen, Boston
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Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in Boston with light wood cabinets and limestone countertops — Houzz
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jaimeegoodman
Question for Venegas & Co -- how would you classify this kitchen -- contemporary with a twist of traditional? The lights seem a bit traditional and so does the floor, but then the cabinets are more modern? I was going for a purely modern look in my kitchen but after seeing these pics I'm wondering if I should rethink. I'm definitely doing rift cut white oak (and love your proprietary color!)
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lisaruderman
Yes, I would love this color of stain for our new wood cabinets. They have not been made yet. Which wood should I ask for so that they look just like this one.
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Lisa
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Gisela Weldon wrote:
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Venegas and Company
It's Benjamin Moore's "Cape Hatteras Sand" AC-34
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Gisela Weldon
Thank you ! I knew that I like this color ... just used it a few months ago !
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Amy Maguire
May I ask, how much were these pendants each? they are just amazing.
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Venegas and Company
You can contact Lucia Lighting and they can give you current pricing! 781.595.0026
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Lara McKenna
Thanks, I actually saw that right after I posted the question.
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Venegas and Company
Glad you figured it out and yes, it's a beautiful wood!
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Venegas and Company
Thank you for your interest. Premier Custom Built made these cabinets for us. They are a premium white oak, quarter sawn with flek. The stain is a proprietary stain that does hold up in areas - giving the affect of a ticnture.
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nklcasa
Elsewhere the photo says rift cut. Can you verify if this is quarter sawn or rift cut? Thank you!
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DeCocco Design
Ethan Allen had a very similar glass pendant in the latest HGTV Dream House (that I didn't win!), but now I don't see it on their website. It was a simple, large garden cloche, fitted with a bulb. Gorgeous.
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Venegas and Company
Thank you for your inquiry! This is one of our showroom displays and we LOVE these fixtures. These are antique cloches sourced from a local antique dealer. We have recently partnered with Lucia Lighting & Design (www.lucialighting.com) and a local glass blower to have them made for our client! You can contact them directly and order any size and quantity you need! 781.595.0026
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Venegas and Company
Hi Jennifer- The wood is rift-cut white oak and unfortunately, no, the stain cannot be purchased separately.
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Christina Romano wrote:

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Venegas and Company
Yes, this is actually one of our showroom displays! The finish on the wall is Ben Moore's "Coastal Fog" AC-1. Good luck with your project!

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Venegas and Company
All of our finishes are formulated in the factory and have a multi-step process. Unfortunately I cannot equate this to a store bought stain. Maybe you can show this to your flooring person and they can make a recommendation for color match? Good luck!
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Venegas and Company
Thank you for your inquiry! We designed this entire kitchen here at Venegas and Company and it was built by one of our cabinet makers, Premier Custom Built. The entire island surround was actually built as one complete piece. The "leg insert" as you mention was a custom piece.
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Lara McKenna wrote:
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Venegas and Company
Thank you so much! This is a display in our showroom and currently the only image we have! This particular cabinetry was built by Premier Custom Built for us. It is a stained rift-cut white oak. If you're in the Boston area you are welcome to stop by and see the cabinetry in person!
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ashlevi wrote:
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Venegas and Company
The floor tile is from Paris Ceramics - and they have a showroom in the Boston Design Center!
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Venegas and Company
The stone is 5cm Durango Limestone honed.
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Thank you - it's gorgeous! Are the island planks also solid or veneer?
What colour of stain did you put on the oak desk?