Southampton by Wood-Mode

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Southampton by Wood-Mode

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Southampton by Wood-Mode

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Southampton by Wood-Mode
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This 18 yr old kitchen was given a complete makeover with custom Ikea cabinetry, custom pull out spice rack, customized pull out waste organizer under sink, farmhouse sink, double drawer dishwasher, double drawers under over head cabinet, a whole bank of cabinets added to an unused wall to add much needed display and storage, all new stainless steel appliances, shaker style doors and beautiful mosaic tiles complete the look. All photography by http://www.jersonmarques.com/

A galley type kitchen that opens up to both the dining room on one side and the living room on the other. A combination of Walnut veneer and white acrylic high gloss flat panel cabinetry keeps things sleek and modern. Two islands are ideal for entertaining and provide lots of counter space for large meal prep. Finishing top cabinets all the way up to the ceiling provides more storage space on top most shelves, and makes the space feel tall and airy. Open shelving is great for displaying family memorabilia or keeping favorite cook books handy. Eymeric Widling Photography

Southampton by Wood-Mode
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea

Design Copyright Karen Beckwith Creative Photography by Scott Barrow Photography
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