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The remodeled kitchen features recycled glass tiling that immediately draws you into the space and the lightly colored, frameless bamboo cabinetry brightens the room. The main island was shaped and designed to draw you through the space and act as a preparation area for the green drinks and smoothies the homeowner makes on a daily basis and uses to show her clients how to maintain higher levels of nutrition. The flooring reflects the modern lighting and is made of cork which is ethically harvested. Every last detail is meticulously addressed including the curved knobs and recycled glass teal knobs. One of the drawers near the center island opens up and holds a composter underneath. There is also an urban cultivator that allows the owner to grow and cut fresh herbs and delight in the convenience of the location. The kitchen is perfected and the owner utilizes the kitchen with ease leading to an increase in overall functionality. The look delights every visitor, with a contemporary oasis the owner is completely in love with. This photo features the urban cultivator the owner uses to grow fresh herbs. Photos: Dan Cutrona Photography Canyon Creek Cabinetry

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A Wolf Gourmet Toaster Oven or Blender are great additions to any cook's kitchen and available at K&N Sales. The blender offers 4 program settings, smoothie, ice crush, puree, and soup. Choose from Wolf signature red, black or brushed stainless control knobs.

Work-out room kitchen, set up for smoothies, snacks and short breaks.
Inspiration for a large cottage light wood floor and gray floor kitchen remodel in Dallas with an undermount sink, gray cabinets, granite countertops, blue backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

Fall window-box complete with Thunbergia vine, Mum, Aster, Kale: songbird and Redbore, Berry Smoothie Heuchera, Japanese Forest Grass and Setreasea to add a touch more purple on each end of the window-box, finally topped off with grapevine pine cones and a couple pumpkins

Burst of Freshness Raspberries in Water Photorealism Painting - Digital Artwork Loose Art Print. https://pipafineart.com/products/burst-of-freshness-raspberries-in-water-photorealism-digital-artwork-loose-art-print. "Burst of Freshness" captures the invigorating essence of ripe raspberries suspended in a splash of cool water. This digitally created artwork, with its photorealistic detail, showcases the vibrant red berries and dynamic water droplets with stunning clarity. The contrasting textures and interplay of light and shadow create a mesmerizing display that evokes a sense of refreshment and vitality. Printed on high-quality photo paper with premium inks, "Burst of Freshness" brings a touch of vibrant energy to any space. Whether displayed in your kitchen, dining room, or even a smoothie shack, this versatile art print adds a touch of natural beauty and invigorating charm to your décor. Let the juicy raspberries and refreshing water splash invigorate your senses and inspire a feeling of revitalization within your home.

"Following the trend of eating at home, high dining tables or a bar in the kitchen, I have designed the stool, Barran. This newcomer to the Penta family has a slender look. The emphasis is on ergonomics, because the essence remains. Finally, the comfort makes you want to linger for awhile." Designer Gijs Papavoine

Our client wanted to take their 1970s kitchen to the 2020s. The original kitchen had many issues - inefficient cabinet space, choppy countertop layout, dated appliances, an obtrusive pantry that blocked access into the kitchen and provided poor storage, and a 1970's style step-down into the space. They requested a space that was clean, bright and open with a modern/mid-century feel where they could easily cook at home and entertain family and friends. Improvements included: - Raising the floor to make it level with the rest of the house - Removing the obtrusive pantry and converting the water heater closet into the new pantry space - Combining the two water heaters into one tank-less water heater - Appliances were moved to create more counter space. The cooktop and oven were combined into a range. The microwave was moved to under the counter. The original trash compactor was replaced by a pull-out waste bin. - The double basin sink was replaced by a single, large basin better suited for washing large pots, pans and tray. Accessories such as a cutting board and strainer fit over the sink making food prep and clean up easier. - The pantry was custom built to fit the clients' needs with pull-out shelves to make accessing everything in the back easier. A socket was installed to create a coffee and smoothie station that can be hidden when not in use behind the pantry doors keeping the countertops cleared. - Custom panels were manufactured for the refrigerator and dishwasher to hide the appliances. - A unique 3-D tile backsplash was installed from counter to ceiling to create eye-catching movement. - Electrical sockets were hidden under the upper cabinets and light switches on either side of the sink were turned horizontal to preserve the look and motion of the backsplash. The dated kitchen with a challenging layout and inefficient storage was replaced with a bright, welcoming kitchen with clean lines and creative touches. The clients are beyond thrilled with the transformation and say that it is the ideal place to gather.

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The remodeled kitchen features recycled glass tiling that immediately draws you into the space and the lightly colored, frameless bamboo cabinetry brightens the room. The main island was shaped and designed to draw you through the space and act as a preparation area for the green drinks and smoothies the homeowner makes on a daily basis and uses to show her clients how to maintain higher levels of nutrition. The flooring reflects the modern lighting and is made of cork which is ethically harvested. Every last detail is meticulously addressed including the curved knobs and recycled glass teal knobs. One of the drawers near the center island opens up and holds a composter underneath. There is also an urban cultivator that allows the owner to grow and cut fresh herbs and delight in the convenience of the location. The kitchen is perfected and the owner utilizes the kitchen with ease leading to an increase in overall functionality. The look delights every visitor, with a contemporary oasis the owner is completely in love with. Photos: Dan Cutrona Photography Canyon Creek Cabinetry

The goal of this kitchen remodel was to create a more functional and enlarged kitchen because the owner is an avid cook. Expanding the available space for the kitchen involved moving the patio doors to the family room to access the backyard under a newly constructed porch roof. The owners stand at different heights and the goal of the overall kitchen design was to be a comfortable workspace for all the residents. They opted to eliminate upper cabinets, since they are hard to reach and instead incorporate tall pantry-style cabinets at the north wall, complete with a very important breakfast coffee, smoothie, and juice station that is "hidden" behind tuck-away doors. Every inch of the kitchen was considered to store all their essentials, including a designated spot for a step-stool. This kitchen design also incorporates double dishwashers. This self-described style is New Traditional with a West coast cool-casual with some east coast English antiques and that are reflected in the home elsewhere, The home also reflected a slightly French design style, so Factor Design Build aimed for a clean, classic, and timeless look with a custom Venetian plaster hood, Quartzite countertops, and inset cabinets. The view to the backyard was enhanced by flanking the hood with large windows. The clients felt that it was important that most-touched items be high-quality and unlacquered metal, so the cabinet hardware is by Ashley Norton, and the plumbing fixtures from Waterworks. The clients had a special affinity for the Chamonix quartzite for the countertops and splash.

The remodeled kitchen features recycled glass tiling that immediately draws you into the space and the lightly colored, frameless bamboo cabinetry brightens the room. The main island was shaped and designed to draw you through the space and act as a preparation area for the green drinks and smoothies the homeowner makes on a daily basis and uses to show her clients how to maintain higher levels of nutrition. The flooring reflects the modern lighting and is made of cork which is ethically harvested. Every last detail is meticulously addressed including the curved knobs and recycled glass teal knobs. One of the drawers near the center island opens up and holds a composter underneath. There is also an urban cultivator that allows the owner to grow and cut fresh herbs and delight in the convenience of the location. The kitchen is perfected and the owner utilizes the kitchen with ease leading to an increase in overall functionality. The look delights every visitor, with a contemporary oasis the owner is completely in love with. Photos: Dan Cutrona Photography Canyon Creek Cabinetry

For sanity's sake I wanted as many things behind closed doors as possible. Coffee maker and blender behind doors. A pull out cutting board next to blender for smoothies. The door to the left includes the microwave and the toaster.

The remodeled kitchen features recycled glass tiling that immediately draws you into the space and the lightly colored, frameless bamboo cabinetry brightens the room. The main island was shaped and designed to draw you through the space and act as a preparation area for the green drinks and smoothies the homeowner makes on a daily basis and uses to show her clients how to maintain higher levels of nutrition. The flooring reflects the modern lighting and is made of cork which is ethically harvested. Every last detail is meticulously addressed including the curved knobs and recycled glass teal knobs. One of the drawers near the center island opens up and holds a composter underneath. There is also an urban cultivator that allows the owner to grow and cut fresh herbs and delight in the convenience of the location. The kitchen is perfected and the owner utilizes the kitchen with ease leading to an increase in overall functionality. The look delights every visitor, with a contemporary oasis the owner is completely in love with. The owner is featured here using her juicer to make her famous wheatgrass green juices! Photos: Dan Cutrona Photography Canyon Creek Cabinetry

A very easy to grow landscape rose, Oso Happy Smoothie doesn't have thorns so it's perfect for planting near walks and driveways.
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We like to recommend housing small kitchen appliances in low pull-out drawers as opposed to high cabinets for safer and easier access. Next time you're blending up a smoothie after a sweaty workout, you'll be grateful that your blender is a pull (vs. lug) away.