Detalle de la piedra volcánica utilizada como fondo de barra. Se mantuvo la textura de los discos de corte para generar una composición con ella.
Patio kitchen - small modern backyard patio kitchen idea with decking and an awning

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Photo Credit - Deb Steinberg
Arts and crafts kitchen photo in Wilmington

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Photos by the talented Demetri Foto
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Minimalist staircase photo in Amsterdam

S. Berry
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The design team at Ten Key selected deep, warm materials throughout this home office, wrapping the walls, ceiling, trim, and cabinetry in a single enveloping tone. Sherwin-Williams Iron Ore covers nearly every surface, and that charcoal backdrop is balanced by White Ash stained shelving, a stained maple beadboard wall, and honed Negresco granite countertops. Custom inset cabinetry runs floor to ceiling, built with shaker doors, slab drawers, a tall painted bookcase, and glass-front upper cabinets lit from within. You enter through a pair of pine French doors with clear glass panels that keep the room connected to the rest of the home while giving it a defined footprint. Nicole pendants drop over the desk, champagne bronze Miseno Studio pulls warm the dark cabinet fronts, and wood-look Pocono Oak tile flooring grounds the space. Calacatta Prado quartz window sills carry a clean line of light against the Iron Ore walls, making this a moody, work-focused home office built for daily use.

Scarlett Fiona Reeds home in Santa Cruz in 2009. 7' ceilings in an old chicken coop. Design by Scarlett, photos by Raya Carlisle
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