Modern Transitional Buttermilk Yellow Kitchen Eclectic Kitchen, DC Metro
Designed by Connie Siegel of Reico Kitchen & Bath's Elkridge, MD location, this modern transitional kitchen design features Woodharbor cabinetry in Madison with a Buttermilk Yellow finish.
Example of an eclectic galley enclosed kitchen design in DC Metro with shaker cabinets, a double-bowl sink, yellow cabinets and paneled appliances — Houzz
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malo11 wrote:
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Clear Lighting and Electrical Design
This appears to be Tech Lighting. Here is a link - http://techlighting.com/Products/Hardware/MonoRail
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The customer supplied it themselves, so I would follow the recommendation from Clear Lighting and Electrical Design above. Pre-bent S curve if I were to guess!
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deblbokano wrote:
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Thanks for your question! We did not supply the flooring on this project. I have reached out to the designer to see if they have that information. Stay tuned!
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Here is what the designer could recall: "...this floor is a bamboo stained with a green stain of some sort. The floors came from Floors, Etc. in Baltimore. As for the exact color, not sure about that one." It's not much but hope it helps!
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Thanks for your question! I have reached out to our designer to confirm material and color. I will follow up with you as soon as I have gotten that information.
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The countertop is Icestone in Winter Sun. The customer chose a "drop mitre" edge which created a 2 1/4" thick edge. Hope that helps!
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Our designer is reaching out to the client to find out where they purchased the island. Will let you know as soon as we find out!
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This is an antique, pre-dating WWII. It is a French baker's table. Reproductions may be available out there - let me know if you find one!
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Buttermilk yellow cabinets. Warm.
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Softness (not glaring white) plus way the art is
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what is the distance between the counter and the glass table?
According to the designer, this distance is actually 48", not the 45" I listed earlier. Our designer was actually not in favor of the small glass table cart, given the lack of width the space had. She thinks there was roughly 14-15" space on each side with the glass table being about 18-20" deep. Hope this helps!