Classical KitchenTraditional Kitchen, New York
Photo Credit - Katrina Mojzesz
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Interior Design - Katja van der Loo
Papyrus Home Design
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Homeowner & Design Director -
Sue Walter, subeeskitchen.com
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December 11, 2018
Lisa Hale
Can you please tell me the name and color of the dark granite on perimeter of kitchen? Also, is that quartz or marble on the island? Beautiful!
February 23, 2019
schepke wrote:Mar 25, 2013schepke
We selected a pure white quartz from Hans Stone. We looked at several white quartz materials and this particular one looked best, in our opinion, with the back splash and cabinetry. It has not been installed yet...just a few more weeks!April 25, 2013cinwad
I had honed marble in my previous kitchen. Loved the look but hated how it marked! Don't let anything acidic near it....takes the finish right off...not to mention water marks. I doubt if anyone but me noticed because it totally sold my house!May 30, 2013
Jennifer Wilton wrote:Jan 2, 2013sbrickles
The steel shelves from Danver are "floating" shelves so there is no mounting visible
June 1, 2017
Denise Storm wrote:Aug 1, 2013Brooke Mead
Denise I was wondering where you got your cabinets? I saw your kitchen on a different post and was trying to figure out how to contact you. I'm trying to buy white shaker style cabinets and everything I'm finding is off white. Are yours off white (not cream!) or our they just white? my mom keeps telling me that ask these pictures I'm finding probably really have off white cabinets even though they look white. I think she's wrong but I'm willing to be proven wrong. thanks!August 25, 2016
aimeebode wrote:Feb 2, 2013
subeeskitchen
I have plenty of etchings - just no stains. We just consider the etch spots as "patina" that's developing over time. Only way to prevent etching on marble is to have it treated with a special coating (not regular sealant). ClearstoneUSA.com claims theirs works, but I can't vouch for it.March 9, 2013Mosimo Mason
Yea Marble damages so easily. Too high maintenance. Wish I could get the look in silestone
August 3, 2019
Susan wrote:Sep 1, 2012
Anna Dunn wrote:Oct 21, 2013sbrickles
Hood is from Proline 48". Shelf is from Danver 48". I believe it is 10" deep.
June 1, 2017last modified: June 1, 2017
jhbowtie1 wrote:Sep 25, 2013
PROHudson Valley Lighting
Thank you for your interest jhbowtie1 and thank you amoliassa1 for setting the record straight. We hope you are enjoying your Haverhills. These are indeed our Haverhill pendants. The ones in this photograph appear to be finished in satin nickel.
http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
D Zippy
I am thinking of using these lights over my island but am having trouble finding a fixture that would coordinate to go over my nearby kitchen table. I don't want it too industrial looking.October 16, 2015
adinkins wrote:Jun 3, 2013
PROVancouver Island Soapstone
It is not a question of protection as much as it is one of ease of maintenance.
Marble is a calcium based stone and will etch when exposed to acids. Remember in chemistry class when you added vinegar to the bicarb and had the "volcano" happen? Same thing happens when any acid hits a marble. The calcium reacts with the acid and dissolves. That is the cause of the "water rings" that people see when looking at a piece of polished marble in the reflection of the light.
These are not stains, but rather areas where the top layer of the marble got "eaten off" by the acid. Unfortunately there is no sealer that will stop the etching from happening.
The honed finish - while not preventing the damage, hides it way better than a polished surface would, making maintenance of your marble tops easier. Besides - honed marble is softer looking and visually more pleasing, in my opinion!June 6, 2013
suchew wrote:Mar 2, 2013
PROQuality Bath
The Dornbracht Tara faucet is available for purchase here. Feel free to reach out for assistance!
August 8, 2018
mkan wrote:Jan 17, 2013lapwom
I know I'm late to the game here but is the subway tile ceramic or glass? It looks glossy which I love!
September 28, 2016
kfurt wrote:Jan 13, 2013subeeskitchen
These tiles are not white glass -- they're ceramic. We got ours at Standard Tile.April 19, 2013
cjhammes wrote:Dec 4, 2012
Megan McLeod
i have looked at the proline site but do not see the shelf - where can I look for the shelf and what is the paint colour on the walls please?July 15, 2013sbrickles
The shelf is from Danver, not Proline. Danver makes a floating steel shelf 10" deep, 2.5" high
June 1, 2017
nickipeters wrote:Feb 20, 2014
Donna Bandar
is Silverado gray a generic name, everyone carries?
Also, the light over dining area?
May 3, 2018
Klh Hood wrote:Aug 24, 2013loreydorey
I love the flowering branch! Do you know what kind it is so I can search for one like it?February 17, 2014
tjoy wrote:Sep 18, 2012hsummers
Hi Sue, do you happen to know the model # of your hood? I'm on the proLine website and it's difficult to see which one is a match with yours. Thanks! Your hood is perfection.
April 6, 2015
Lauren Kuschner_Grossman
I would like to know the range hood m
model as well and the shelf too pleaseMay 5, 2015
flonitengale wrote:Jan 12, 2015
PROOntra Stone Concepts
We would call the island stone Calacatta marble. There are a lot of pros and cons to marble in the kitchen to type in this post, but if you're looking for low maintenance, they probably aren't for your kitchen. There are some Quartz materials that might work for you, see Caesarstone or Silestone for example, but they do not truly replicate marble. Email me at ontrastone.com for some thoughts.July 30, 2015
Patricia Daniels wrote:Jul 30, 2014- PRO
Hudson Valley Lighting
Hello, thank you for your interest. We apologize for our delayed response. These are our Haverhill pendants.The image above is used in our 2015 catalog to introduce the family. We even featured the above photograph in our recent blog post on bringing nature indoors: http://www.hudsonvalleylighting.com/Blog.aspx?id=36
You can browse the collection and find a dealer near you here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
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djmota wrote:Jun 12, 2013difournier
So sorry to ask a question and bother you. Do you happen to know if the hood is 10" or 18"? I'm trying to get proportions correct in my kitchen redesign. THANK YOU!
June 22, 2017
funya wrote:May 6, 2013funya
Thank you, Granite Grannies! My countertop guy said the same, no support up to 12" - but I was afraid, how strong can marble hold (I have Imperial Danby along with two kids, 5 & 7). I will have frameless cabinets so there is no space for corbells. I asked/begged them to give me brackets. Your timely answer helped me, thank you so much!May 9, 2013last modified: May 9, 2013S
May I follow up on that and ask how thick the marble is that is supported by the brackets?
March 31, 2015
annesalmon wrote:Mar 6, 2013
sezaal50 wrote:Aug 26, 2012katieswhite wrote:Jul 11, 2015
PROPickell Architecture
The cabinets were custom made by a local cabinetmaker, which we often do. the cost is the same or lower than thru a kitchen designer, and gives you more control, but you have to know what you want.
July 14, 2015jbrumergreen
This kitchen truly is beautiful!. What color white are the cabinets painted? Do you know what hood this is over the range, it's so pretty with the lights underneath and the shelf matches perfectly under it.
August 18, 2018
katiejcollins wrote:Oct 20, 2014- PRO
Pickell Architecture
The tiles are standard subway tiles - 3" by 6", laid In the standard running bond. The grout gaps are set by the tiles.October 20, 2014 katiejcollins
Thank you! I am getting ready to do my kitchen this winter and after searching white subway tile backsplash for months, I finally came across your project - great work!October 20, 2014
Elaine Stone wrote:Dec 8, 2013
PROAccent Countertops
The island is honed Calcutta gold marble and the perimeter countertops are Pietre De Cordoso sandstone.December 9, 20131eastway
How is the durability of the both stones? I'm picking out countertops in the next week or so. Thanks so much.January 28, 2014
dboone wrote:Aug 1, 2013thebatsons wrote:Jul 8, 2013dad30h wrote:Apr 25, 2013stopyragyra
Is there an answer somewhere to "what brand are the cabinets or are they custom?"April 30, 2013
kozfam wrote:Apr 6, 2013
weinerdog3 wrote:Feb 28, 2013skda2
Beautiful!! What is the counter thickness for your perimeter counters? Thank you.
November 5, 2015
Megan Hall wrote:Oct 3, 2012mmm1983
These are Hudson Valley Lighting's Haverhill pendants. Go to www.hudsonvalleylighting.com to find a dealer to get pricing!November 15, 2012- PRO
Hudson Valley Lighting
Thank you, Megan, for your interest, and thank you mmm1983, for your helpful answer. These are indeed our Haverhill pendants; you can find a local dealer here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/findashowroom.aspx and take a look at the other options with Haverhill here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
jah1108 wrote:Sep 24, 2012kwestelle wrote:Mar 11, 2016
PROCarrara Marble Tiles
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March 14, 2016
jenberten wrote:Jan 30, 2016Rebecca Greenberg wrote:Jan 8, 2015- PRO
Hudson Valley Lighting
Hi Rebecca. Thank you for your interest. These are our Haverhill pendants; you can find a local dealer here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/findashowroom.aspx and take a look at the other options with Haverhill here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
nonnasuz wrote:Dec 25, 2014- PRO
Hudson Valley Lighting
Thank you for your interest, nonnasuz. These are our Haverhill pendants; you can find a local dealer here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/findashowroom.aspx and take a look at the other options with Haverhill here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
pintoleite wrote:Dec 11, 2014- PRO
Hudson Valley Lighting
Thank you for your interest, pintoleite. These are our Haverhill pendants; you can find a local dealer here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/findashowroom.aspx and take a look at the other options with Haverhill here: http://hudsonvalleylighting.com/SearchResults.aspx?p=haverhillJanuary 26, 2015
lmt9th wrote:Aug 16, 2014
PROFocal Point Hardware
Hi! This faucet looks very much like the Dornbracht Tara Single-lever Faucet, http://focalpointhardware.com/dornbracht-33826876-tara-ultra-singlelever-faucet-with-lever-on-p-12097.html
We sell this faucet from our showroom, feel free to visit our site and learn more about Dornbracht, this faucet, and what we have to offer.
Hope this helps!
-Focal Point HardwareAugust 17, 2014
eannem wrote:Aug 10, 2014
PROElica Americas Range Hoods
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August 11, 2014
Nathaniel Grant wrote:May 18, 2014tracthomedweller
Beautifully done! Timeless. I love the shelf under the hood. Would you please share where to find it? Thank you.June 29, 2014
amy4kidz wrote:Oct 9, 2013gayereinhold wrote:Sep 22, 2013JWF wrote:Apr 8, 2013subeeskitchen
We ordered through our designer, but they're also available through Design WIthin Reach catalog. (Emeco by Stark stools)April 9, 2013
kg949 wrote:Apr 5, 2013Lara Caimi wrote:Feb 19, 2013subeeskitchen
Hi - the knobs are 1 1/4". I have different sizes of the Bistro pulls -- most are 4", but it depends on the width of your drawers. For the desk drawers I used 3" pulls, and for the false drawer in front of the island prep sink I used the largest size which works great for hanging a dish towel. Personally I like the mix of satin and shiny metal finishes throughout the kitchen. Most things are satin, but there are polished chrome accents everywhere, from the knob rings on the range, to the tea kettle and pots, etc. The sink fixtures were less expensive in polished chrome, and it's also a more durable finish vs. brushed/satin nickel. (Note: the pendants are in a satin nickel finish, but all satin/brushed finishes are a little different. Another reason to not worry about matching finishes perfectly.)February 22, 2013
agould wrote:Nov 23, 2012subeeskitchen
Thanks! These are cuttings from a big old native dogwood tree in our yard. I cut a few branches every spring.January 1, 2013
lauramw wrote:Nov 17, 2012subeeskitchen
Hi - The bay chandelier has been discontinued, but it was a Preciosa model.November 23, 2012
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candynewman61 wrote:Dec 10, 2013carglasser wrote:Nov 22, 2013What Houzz contributors are saying:
Trend No. 8: White EverythingWhat the pros say. The all-white trend doesn’t seem to be going anywhere, to some pros’ dismay. “You’re spending all this money for cabinets and all this money for countertops and everything else, and when everything is white nothing stands out,” McAlary says. Harper says if her clients are leaning toward a white-on-white look, her team will typically suggest adding tile or backsplash that makes the space a little more dynamic and unique — an approach she expects to see more of going forward.What homeowners say. White still tops remodeling homeowners’ favorites list when it comes to cabinets and backsplashes, and it narrowly trails gray in wall color preference, according to the Kitchen Trends Study.What saved Houzz photos say. Survey-taking homeowners and pros say all-white everything is still the most common choice in practice, but when Houzz users are planning or daydreaming about their next projects as they’re scrolling through photos on the site, it’s mostly shades of blue and gray they covet. Could that mean white kitchens might get knocked from their popularity throne in the next few years? Getting the low-key look. White is classic and crisp, and it works with all kinds of kitchen styles. White countertops paired with either white upper or lower cabinets or a white backsplash leave room to break things up with a gray island, black countertops or another colorful accent.Getting the full-out look. White cabinets, countertops, backsplash, appliances — go to town!More guides to creating a beautiful white kitchen
A shelf can also be installed below the hood for a distinct look, such as the stainless steel hood with coordinating shelf below seen here. This provides a handy surface to set frequently used items.Tip: This shelf is set 25” above the cooktop and 11.5” from the bottom of the hood, and the homeowner notes that the shelf does block some light from reaching the back burners. Due to the power of the fan however, the shelf does not impede with ventilation. These would be issues to consider if opting for a similar setup.
If you prefer to direct the eye toward your stove, try a range shelf. You have the option to furnish it with decorations or store your herbs, oils and spices for quick grabbing.
A branch in blossom needs no other adornment. Blossoming branches are sculptural and fresh and colorful all on their own, and they are right at home with home styles from French country to Japanese modern.
Bring in spring branches. If you have blooming branches right outside your door, by all means clip some and bring them in. Displayed in a large vase or jar, they can last for months. Even if it will be a while before flowers appear, branches with green buds or leaves can make a lovely arrangement.
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