Clive Christian British Luxury Interiors Team
Example of a classic dining room design in San Francisco

White kitchen, Kitchen Island, Quartz counter tops, China Cabinet Color, Custom Cabinetry, Custom wood hood, Full overlay cabinets, Painted maple cabinets, Quartz, Subzero appliances, Under cabinet lighting, Wainscoting, White subway tile, Wolf appliances http://www.houzz.com/pro/studionigh/studio-nigh-inc

Elegant l-shaped kitchen photo in Miami with raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, beige backsplash, matchstick tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

This dining room features a large distressed table flanked by a church pew on one side and mismatched dining room chairs on the other. A large buffet sits against an amazing exposed brick wall. The walls feature old recipes from grandma framed along with grandma's china mixed with some other beautiful pieces. The dining room also has an amazing pressed tin ceiling and Castle Comb wood floors.

This traditional white cabinet features a glass-paneled doors to display fine china as well as external shelving and plenty of storage for this La Jolla, California residence.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

Custom built-in china cabinet designed for the formal dining room, providing display storage and serving space while complementing the coastal character of this Cape Ann cottage renovation.

Eric Roth Photography
Large ornate medium tone wood floor enclosed dining room photo in Boston with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a tile fireplace

Created from several small rooms, this unfitted kitchen was designed to take advantage of an existing Juliet balcony overlooking expansive property with distant Ocean view. New Mahogany Dutch door leads to balcony, perfect for bird watching. Kitchen features white Shaker cabinetry, large contrast island, re-purposed antique china cabinet over sink, two stoves, Subzero refrigerator.

The eat-in kitchen of this Sanibel Island home is one of many millwork projects completed by Trimcraft during an extensive renovation. We collaborated with the interior decorator and then developed a design plan for new custom cabinetry that was built in our shop. Complete with glass doors on upper cabinets (with feature lighting), a built-in china cabinet, pantry roll out cabinets, cabinet front appliances and lots of storage space.

Cream ware, blue and white china and cobalt blue glasses kitchen.
Mid-sized elegant home design photo in Nashville

Barbara Brown Photography
Example of a large transitional enclosed dining room design in Atlanta with a standard fireplace, a wood fireplace surround and black walls

The kitchen in this house needed some real TLC and sadly the cherry red laminate didn't suffice. We introduced a herringbone subway tile backsplash and a slight hint of colour in this space. With everything else being white, the cabinetry is where one can have fun - all the appliances are kept black to tie in the black accents from the living space and storage was maximised by squeezing in a tall pantry and tucking the refrigerator next to it. Open shelving was incorporated instead of closed upper cabinetry, just so one could display china and other collectibles, and this made the room feel open and airy and the plaid blinds added the right amount of playfulness. This open kitchen embraces a flurry of activities with some cooking, some prepping, some grabbing their beers, while having cookies humming away in the oven, in contrast to the claustrophobic layout earlier.