It's the Navy Star Wool Hooked Rug from Dash and Albert

Actually the sofas are from Restoration Hardware ... they are the Belgian Track Arm.

Looking at the arms, these actually don't appear to be exactly the Belgian Track Arm on the Restoration Hardware website, even in the upholstered style...they look closer to the Collins Without Nailheads. Can you confirm?

Basically a recess is cut into the stone (hire stonemason) if it has already been done. It is messy, but not a big deal.

If the purpose is to recess a TV, have the cutout made about 1-2" larger than TV. Have a .5-.75" box built of ply and insert into recess. The TV should be slightly proud of the stone. Finish it off with a picture frame about 3-5" wide to conceal the cutout.

I would not block windows, either. Have you looked into RF (radio frequency) and IR ( infrared)? Apparently you can keep everything in a neighboring room closet.
http://www.smarthome.com/8045I/NextGen-IR-to-RF-to-IR-Remote-Control-Range-Extender-Kit-433-MHz/p.aspx

Strongly suggest you contact a local Audio Video company to set this up.

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I know this is an older post, but do you happen to know which size the coffee table is? I'm just trying to visualize size. There are 2 on RH site. 55X43" and 51X29" thank you

Valspar's Summer Eclipse is a similar color.

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I would furr down the cabinet walls from the ceiling so the cabinets do not go up that high; furr down so the cabinets are at a reasonable height

I think this depends on what your needs are in the kitchen. Would cabinets that high be convenient? My mom has ten foot ceilings in her house, and a carpenter friend did what alwaysdesigning suggested, I believe, and built the wall out from the existing one and down to the height of the cabinet. However, if you don't mind some space above your cabinets, you could always decorate it, or use it to store items that are attractive enough to serve as decoration in the kitchen. It would all depend on what your personal style is. If you like a sleek style, then you might want to take the cabinets up to the ceiling, or fill in the space by "bumping out" the existing wall over the cabinets as suggested. If your style is the kind where you like to fill empty spaces with interesting things, then the open style could be the way to go. If you didn't want tall cabinets, but these other things don't appeal to you either, you could opt to paint the kitchen as dark a color as your personal style would dictate to de-emphasize the height above the cabinets.

Brushed Aluminum - Benjamin Moore

Actually the paint color is Point Pleasant by Benjamin Moore

What is the color on the wall. It looks great with the black cabinets.

What is the color of the walls in the kitchen

Thanks for your question. Our homeowner relays that they are from Z Gallerie but are approximately 7-8 years old.

how is called this stone, or how to call this stone

What material are the countertops on the islands and are they plain white? Also, what color are the cabinets themselves and who is the cabinet line? THANK YOU :)

This rug was purchased from Dash and Albert

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Jimmy, our clients purchase blinds on their own. We recommend Ogden Blinds.