Paton Terrace Kitchen Transitional Kitchen
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Inspiration for a transitional u-shaped kitchen remodel in Other with glass-front cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a farmhouse sink, white cabinets, multicolored backsplash and matchstick tile backsplash — Houzz
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Julie Grant
Maybe they put a layer of something over the wood? Type X drywall or something along those lines. Or maybe they just did renovations afterwards without a permit.
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fredsdesigns
Regardless of it being or not being against fire code, which could vary by state or country, it doesn't seem the least bit practical from the cooking standpoint. Where are you going to put a steamy dripping lid or rest a plate or platter while transferring cooked items when you've got multiple pots and pans on the range top? In my opinion there should be at least 12" of counter on EACH side to allow for these instances. Additionally, I wouldn't have put a cabinet between the dishwasher and the sink. Think of the water dripping on the wood flooring from your rinsed dish while loading the dishwasher! Also, a design tip: NEVER put a refrigerator directly against a side wall. It makes it a real pain to remove a shelf or drawer to clean up a spill and limits accessibility. At least they got this right in this kitchen!
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Garden State Tile-Philadelphia
If you are near the east coast, Garden State tile carries this! it is called Good Vibrations sticks.
http://gstile.com/
http://gstile.com/
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Dee Thelen Designs
Thanks I found the material here in Northern Ca.
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This looks like a glass mosaic product from Alysedwards called GiGi's Groovy Stix...i am thinking either peace man peace or good vibrations.
visit www.alysedwards.com to view her collection
I have seen a few of the colors installed and they look amazing!
visit www.alysedwards.com to view her collection
I have seen a few of the colors installed and they look amazing!
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Garden State Tile-Philadelphia
If you are near the east coast, Garden State tile carries this! it is called Good Vibrations sticks.
http://gstile.com/
http://gstile.com/
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mklimo
The legs look to be a chrome finish (4 legs). Is this the info you were looking for?
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Atmosphere Interior Design Inc.
Hi - These were the clients existing stools - we don't have spec info. Sorry!
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courtneymae
This looks like a glass mosaic product from Alysedwards called GiGi's Groovy Stix...i am thinking either peace man peace or good vibrations.
visit www.alysedwards.com to view her collection
I have seen a few of the colors installed and they look amazing!
visit www.alysedwards.com to view her collection
I have seen a few of the colors installed and they look amazing!
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Garden State Tile-Philadelphia
If you are near the east coast, Garden State tile carries this! it is called Good Vibrations sticks.
http://gstile.com/
http://gstile.com/
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Melissa Miranda Interior Design
You would need at least 14' in width to get this layout.
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Monique Jacqueline Design, LLC
Minimum depth would be about 11 feet, if the island were 6' in length.
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KitchenLab Interiors
It looks a lot like a GE...not sure though.
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gordpro
I would guess Elica is the brand
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George Broekema
What is the manufacturer and/or brand of this floor? What is the color, model, style???
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Rustica Hardware
There is some similar Cabinet Hardware that you can find here: http://rusticahardware.com/category/cabinet-hardware/
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Alex Coon wrote:
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User
Try Benjamin Moore's Snow White.
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KitchenLab Interiors
I'm pretty sure that's all Kitchenaid.
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robingibbons
try restoration hardware...benson pendant
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jdaltonesplin wrote:

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KitchenLab Interiors
I think the sink is Franke KSD, link below. And the countertops look like a Caesarstone.
http://www.frankeksd.com/productdetail.php?prodid=225&node=710&group=166&lvl=2
http://www.frankeksd.com/productdetail.php?prodid=225&node=710&group=166&lvl=2
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Lily Gahagan added this to High-Contrast Kitchens for Every Style
Hits of black tucked under the island, in the backsplash and in the built-ins modernizes this mainly white kitchen and keep it from feeling remotely sterile.
Vanessa Brunner added this to Readers' Choice: The Top 20 Kitchens of 2011
13. Readers were loving industrial pendants in every style of kitchen this year. We saw photos of these pendants in modern, traditional, and contemporary kitchens all over the world. This modern kitchen in Canada used three of these pendants to illuminate the island's white countertop. A black-and-gray mosaic tiled backsplash adds a sense of pattern and texture to contrast with the streamlined cabinetry.
Kristy Woodson Harvey and Beth Woodson added this to See the Light With White Accessories
Against a dark or patterned wall or backsplash, white accessories make the stonework or wall covering stand out.
Sam Ferris added this to Battle of the Backsplashes: Glass Mosaics vs. Natural Stone
The Case Against Glass Mosaics 1. They can be costly. You might have to crack open the piggy bank when purchasing a glass mosaic. In general, they cost more than natural stone backsplashes. Quality glass mosaics rarely cost less than $10 per square foot. Most cost between $20 and $30 per square foot, with high-end options topping $50 per square foot. These are no small investments, even for kitchens with less ground to cover.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Katie A added this to Kitchen
Not glass front. And not so close to the cooktop. But the narrow cabinets that come down to the countertop
Virginia Goral added this to Virginia's Ideas
Like the one cabinet that goes from ceiling to floor. Like it smaller and have all my spices in there.
D2D Design Group added this to Walnut Street
Showing you the backsplash contrast with white cabinet and dar island
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