A dramatic, customized island with sink and tasting bar lets the frequent entertainer enjoy friends while prepping meals in this House Beautiful 2009 Kitchen of the Year, designed by Jeff Lewis.

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional open concept medium tone wood floor living room remodel in San Francisco with a standard fireplace, blue walls and a wall-mounted tv

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Our bestselling set just got even better. Introducing the Portofino™ Comfort 7 Piece Deep Seating Group, offering unparalleled quality, comfort and value in outdoor living. Create the perfect outdoor living room with this complete seating group, including our new one-piece sofa, set of two club chairs, ottomans, coffee and side table. Sink in and relax with true deep seating featuring plush 6-inch thick Sunbrella wrapped cushions with accent toss pillows. Constructed from the highest quality materials engineered for outdoor use, this outdoor seating set is the perfect seating group for any outdoor relaxation space. Features: Set includes one-piece 88" sofa, 2 club chairs, 2 club ottomans, coffee table, and side table. Also includes weatherproof outdoor furniture covers - $199 value Constructed from durable SolarFast all-weather resin wicker engineered for outdoor use, hand woven over a strong and lightweight powder coated aluminum frame. High density, quick drying foam cushions in Heather Beige Sunbrella ensure comfort and convenience. Cushions feature breathable mesh bottom with integrated Velcro straps to hold cushions securely in place. All covers are zippered, machine washable, and resistant to mold and mildew. 20 inch Taupe and 16 inch Empire Dove accent pillows feature rich contrast piping. UV, weather and color fast fade resistant. Holds up great in salt and chlorinated environments. Perfect for coastal living. Virtually maintenance free - simply rinse clean with a hose and mild cleanser.

Despite its diamond-mullioned exterior, this stately home’s interior takes a more light-hearted approach to design. The Dove White inset cabinetry is classic, with recessed panel doors, a deep bevel inside profile and a matching hood. Streamlined brass cup pulls and knobs are timeless. Departing from the ubiquitous crown molding is a square top trim. The layout supplies plenty of function: a paneled refrigerator; prep sink on the island; built-in microwave and second oven; built-in coffee maker; and a paneled wine refrigerator. Contrast is provided by the countertops and backsplash: honed black Jet Mist granite on the perimeter and a statement-making island top of exuberantly-patterned Arabescato Corchia Italian marble. Flooring pays homage to terrazzo floors popular in the 70’s: “Geotzzo” tiles of inlaid gray and Bianco Dolomite marble. Field tiles in the breakfast area and cooking zone perimeter are a mix of small chips; feature tiles under the island have modern rectangular Bianco Dolomite shapes. Enameled metal pendants and maple stools and dining chairs add a mid-century Scandinavian touch. The turquoise on the table base is a delightful surprise. An adjacent pantry has tall storage, cozy window seats, a playful petal table, colorful upholstered ottomans and a whimsical “balloon animal” stool. This kitchen was done in collaboration with Daniel Heighes Wismer and Greg Dufner of Dufner Heighes and Sarah Witkin of Bilotta Architecture. It is the personal kitchen of the CEO of Sandow Media, Erica Holborn. Click here to read the article on her home featured in Interior Designer Magazine. Photographer: John Ellis Description written by Paulette Gambacorta adapted for Houzz.

Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

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Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

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Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

There was a lot of love put into this early 1900's family home in Henderson, NC. Corbitt Hills Construction did an incredible job on the renovation and seamless addition. Dove White beaded inset cabinetry anchors this kitchen in tradition while providing home to all the updated appliances and organization that go into making today's kitchens. This furniture style carries into the guest bath in the new addition. An incredible project we were honored to be part of! Photos by Tad Davis Photography

Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

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Farmhouse dark wood floor kitchen photo in Minneapolis with a farmhouse sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

Nothing like 107" ceilings to reach for! Gorgeous center hood with a real 600CFM Modern-Aire hood, Stepping back to 15" deep by 48" high glass display cabinets to 13" deep Full Access Plainfield Pearl white Omega cabinets all wrapping a dove grey center island. Installation by Moss Hill Builders / JTS Development was second to none perfection. Absolutely one of my favorites!

A 1929 urban Bungalow well preserved save for the kitchen. The kitchen had been twice remodeled – most recently in the 1970’s by previous homeowners. Our clients wished to restore the original Craftsman-era charm to their kitchen (which adjoined the dining room and was visible from the front entry). At the same time, our clients were looking to increase the functionality of the kitchen space and create additional seating for frequent dinner guests. Our clients’ tight budget restricted the finish pallet to rather simple options, but that simplicity became the project’s strength. Custom cabinets (using FSC-certified maple) were designed with simple flat panel doors and fabricated using dove-tail joinery as was typical of Bungalow cabinetry. Red oak, stained to match the home’s original millwork was used to construct the cabinet lowers and a new bench to create continuity with the remainder of the home. Carrara marble, authentic to the 1920s period, was used to aesthetically brighten the space. Cabinet uppers were enameled in a historically appropriate cream hue to compliment the countertop stone. The backsplash tile was selected to pay tribute to the home’s original 1929 wall color – found beneath several layers of wallpaper during demolition. Walls were painted a bold, but historically, accurate, copper color (a perfect compliment the red oak cabinetry and trim). Lighting issues in this north-facing kitchen were addressed using hidden over-cabinet lights, task-specific under-cabinet lighting, sink cans and several period fixtures – hand fashioned by a local artisan specializing in historic reproductions to complete the bungalow look and honor the Arts-n-Crafts practice of using local craftsman. Simple and practical…in budget and in period. To solve the seating issue, a new bench (with storage below) was custom built to span the 12’ dining room wall – allowing plenty of room for family and guests alike during dinner. The larger kitchen approach provided room for a new serve-through with counter seating where snacks, homework, and spill-over food prep can occur. No new square footage… six new seats! To solve storage needs, the base cabinets in the kitchen were designed 3” deeper than standard 24” box cabinets and a new 28” deep pantry added allowing some of the wasted space at the center of this square kitchen to be used more efficiently. A tall backsplash capped with a 4” ledge provides a place for all of the inevitable items that clutter valuable counter real estate (cooking timers, seasoning jars, etc …) Specialized, task-specific storage - the highlight of Bungalow kitchens - was incorporated throughout: 1) An angled cabinet, built to accommodate an awkward side door location, now holds a trash can, tin-lined recycling bins, and a knife drawer; 2) A difficult deep corner necessitated by the 28” deep fridge gave rise to open cookbook shelves, an appliance cubby and narrow, and a deep pantry with full-extension roll-out trays; 3) An open pot & pan rack, built-in wall spice cabinet, kid-height microwave (a special request from our clients), customized cell-phone/electronics storage, built-in chalk board message center, and new rear entry coat/backpack storage with cork board complete the net storage gain. No new square footage … lots of new, innovative, high-functioning storage.

A 1929 urban Bungalow well preserved save for the kitchen. The kitchen had been twice remodeled – most recently in the 1970’s by previous homeowners. Our clients wished to restore the original Craftsman-era charm to their kitchen (which adjoined the dining room and was visible from the front entry). At the same time, our clients were looking to increase the functionality of the kitchen space and create additional seating for frequent dinner guests. Our clients’ tight budget restricted the finish pallet to rather simple options, but that simplicity became the project’s strength. Custom cabinets (using FSC-certified maple) were designed with simple flat panel doors and fabricated using dove-tail joinery as was typical of Bungalow cabinetry. Red oak, stained to match the home’s original millwork was used to construct the cabinet lowers and a new bench to create continuity with the remainder of the home. Carrara marble, authentic to the 1920s period, was used to aesthetically brighten the space. Cabinet uppers were enameled in a historically appropriate cream hue to compliment the countertop stone. The backsplash tile was selected to pay tribute to the home’s original 1929 wall color – found beneath several layers of wallpaper during demolition. Walls were painted a bold, but historically, accurate, copper color (a perfect compliment the red oak cabinetry and trim). Lighting issues in this north-facing kitchen were addressed using hidden over-cabinet lights, task-specific under-cabinet lighting, sink cans and several period fixtures – hand fashioned by a local artisan specializing in historic reproductions to complete the bungalow look and honor the Arts-n-Crafts practice of using local craftsman. Simple and practical…in budget and in period. To solve the seating issue, a new bench (with storage below) was custom built to span the 12’ dining room wall – allowing plenty of room for family and guests alike during dinner. The larger kitchen approach provided room for a new serve-through with counter seating where snacks, homework, and spill-over food prep can occur. No new square footage… six new seats! To solve storage needs, the base cabinets in the kitchen were designed 3” deeper than standard 24” box cabinets and a new 28” deep pantry added allowing some of the wasted space at the center of this square kitchen to be used more efficiently. A tall backsplash capped with a 4” ledge provides a place for all of the inevitable items that clutter valuable counter real estate (cooking timers, seasoning jars, etc …) Specialized, task-specific storage - the highlight of Bungalow kitchens - was incorporated throughout: 1) An angled cabinet, built to accommodate an awkward side door location, now holds a trash can, tin-lined recycling bins, and a knife drawer; 2) A difficult deep corner necessitated by the 28” deep fridge gave rise to open cookbook shelves, an appliance cubby and narrow, and a deep pantry with full-extension roll-out trays; 3) An open pot & pan rack, built-in wall spice cabinet, kid-height microwave (a special request from our clients), customized cell-phone/electronics storage, built-in chalk board message center, and new rear entry coat/backpack storage with cork board complete the net storage gain. No new square footage … lots of new, innovative, high-functioning storage.