Off-white Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, San Francisco
Heidi Lancaster Photography
Kitchen - transitional kitchen idea in San Francisco with recessed-panel cabinets, beige cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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mdtufts wrote:
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Calacutta Cremona honed
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Calacatta Cremo:)
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Hello, I live in Santa Cruz Ca....would you mind sharing the name of the cabinet maker
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Kit at Cabinet Town - I HIGHLY recommend him.
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Thank you for your inquiry - the cabinets were a customer color.
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Janice Prospero
Do you know of the exact color or can you give me someti g to ask for at the benjamin moore paint store?
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Thank you for your question! It was so long ago, but I know I used Clay Beige, White Sand and Muslin in that house. All Benjamin Moore. Also, please take a peek at my new Instagram page @wellseatedblog!
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Thank you for your question - 2"
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Thermador :)
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Thank you for your question. It is a Dacor oven. We customized the island so that the panel you see to the right behind the stool is a dummy panel and the two to the left are cabinets.
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Thanks for your question - Calcutta marble.
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Adding some heart to your home. For anyone who likes the idea of a light, bright kitchen but finds all-white kitchens a little too cold, off-white paints like ivory and cream may be the solution. Chromatically, they offer what white does but with added warmth. Their effect is magnified when paired with metals: The chilliness of cool whites, metal fixtures and stainless steel appliances feels very different with a touch of cream instead.
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