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Do Not Let Us DesignSconces flanking an 85" TV, custom media console to hold the speakers, reupholstered existing arm chair, rattan coffee table, pinstripe sofa, plaid fabric, custom radiator cover, solar shade
Do Not Let Us Designdecor, Sconces flanking an 85" TV, custom media console to hold the speakers, reupholstered existing arm chair, rattan coffee table, pinstripe sofa, plaid fabric, custom radiator cover, solar shade
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Westerville, OH
Custom Home Works
Franklin County's Award-Winning Design, Build and Remodeling Expert
Creative Cabinets and Fine Finishes, LLCOriginally wood, these cabinets are now refinished to an Off-white finish with pin striping. Add ons include new raised side panels to give the kitchen a more custom look and feel. A protective topcoat is applied to ensure the highest level of durability.
Do Not Let Us DesignSconces flanking an 85" TV, custom media console to hold the speakers, reupholstered existing arm chair, rattan coffee table, pinstripe sofa, plaid fabric, custom radiator cover, solar shade, swivel chair, kravet rug
Do Not Let Us DesignSconces flanking an 85" TV, custom media console to hold the speakers, reupholstered existing arm chair, rattan coffee table, pinstripe sofa, plaid fabric, custom radiator cover, solar shade, swivel chair, kravet rug
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Columbus, OH
Snider & Metcalf Interior Design, LTD
Leading Interior Designers in Columbus, Ohio & Ponte Vedra, Florida
designstilesCalifornia Coastal Transitional Kitchen
My client was inspired by a kitchen done by designer Caitlin Wilson and immediately knew she wanted to to use Calacatta marble as well. Using a slab vs the subway tiles creates this really pretty movement in the kitchen.
Island cabinets are finished with Benjamin Moore Gray Pinstripe.
There’s a lot of brass in the kitchen but felt we didn’t need to go overboard and go brass with the sink faucets as well. I think it’s a nice break for the eyes if you offset it with a different finish. Polished nickel I love because it has a really pretty warm tone that feels forever classic. The warm tones in the polished nickel complement the warm tones in the brass, which will patina over time because they’re unlacquered. If you’re considering brass cabinet hardware, it’s completely acceptable to go with a different finish with the faucet or light fixtures. I think as long as styles are complementary, the end result will look effortless.
Photo Credit: Sabra Lattos
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