San Jose Res 2Traditional Kitchen, San Francisco
Hand scraped hardwood floor. Marble counter tops, traditional kitchen, crackle ceramic subway tile, farmhouse sink
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless dark wood floor kitchen remodel in San Francisco with a farmhouse sink, stainless steel appliances, white countertops, shaker cabinets and white cabinets — Houzz
cocinadecheca wrote:Sep 24, 2012hazeljack1934 wrote:Sep 17, 2012
Marisa Boniello
I think the floor may be wood looking porcelain tiles. Florida Tile makes a line called Berkshire, which comes in many shades. Olive (tree, not color) is very dark and has the look of hand scraped wood planks.March 11, 2017
anitamehta wrote:Feb 29, 2012
Katrina Tate
rtk123 I know this is old but what did they use to seal your honed marble counters? the slab we like is polished, but will be honed.
September 27, 2016
PROARCHIA HOMES
It is a product that is supplied by most stone fabricators. I cant recall the name.
September 28, 2016
123charh wrote:Feb 26, 2013
Kathy Kayne wrote:Mar 9, 2013
PRO123 Remodeling Inc.
Yes, the tile is very beautiful. A nice subtle feature in this kitchen.July 10, 2014
hkwan
Hi Crystal Johnson, I am looking for subway tile- your product- crackle will give more texture to my kitchen background, Is this come in White Color? How much the cost?December 28, 2014
jackkate2 wrote:Feb 26, 2013
Julie Stephenson
Personally I love this kitchen and the dramatic molding & soffit. I have to have a soffit to hide some venting and pipes and I don't want it all the way across the wall with the window. This picture gave me the idea to do a partial soffit and crown on either side for some great drama and glamour. Thank you Fiorella Design for posting your kitchen design.September 29, 2013kareneliza
Question for Art2Arch: Your suggestion for a double crown moulding, chair rail or bullnose on top of cabinets interest me but I can't picture it. Do you have any pictures you could post that demonstrate your idea?March 23, 2014
ajsantisi wrote:Aug 30, 2012
PROFiorella Design
It's not bamboo floor either. I'm sorry I don't recall specs but it's an engineered hand scraped hardwoodFebruary 25, 2017
kendrajohnson wrote:Aug 26, 2012
Amy Risk
Yes can you please give manufacturer/color details for the tile? It's gorgeous!December 31, 2014
jools wrote:Jun 19, 2011
AMN
If a Viking oven's big-honkin' red knobs look good in that kitchen, then I think SS handles on a Kitchen Aid or Electrolux (what we have) will look just fine. Any time you do SS, they're going to look somewhat industrial. Until they start making appliances with oil rubbed bronze finishes, I think we're all stuck with the somewhat utilitarian look of SS, white, and black (unless you integrate into cabinetry completely).August 23, 2012last modified: August 23, 2012shvetaoak
Thank you Feeney! Those pictures help a lot! That is a great idea. I will need to talk to the builder about it. Thanks for your input and ideas:)August 23, 2012
rituv wrote:Jul 18, 2012Ann Mhnson
has anyone seen anything similar to this backsplash over the past few months?October 10, 2013
PROQuality Bath
We are actually running a special right now on the RC3018 fireclay sink. Only $966 with free shipping
http://www.qualitybath.com/rohl-shaws-sinks-original-fireclay-apron-sink-18-l-x-30-w-x-10-d-product-21.htm
http://www.qualitybath.com/fireclay-sink-blowout.htmJune 16, 2014
AboutToGetDusty wrote:Mar 31, 2012
PROArtistic Tile & Stone
You can also check out this alternative that is very affordable! We ship all over the US http://www.artistictile.net/store/grazia-wall-tile-hardware-flooring-ceramic-melange-blend-GAME-B25.htmlMay 15, 2014
21south wrote:Mar 20, 2013jtman9200
Wow I am in love with the counter top choice! I really like how it looks like marble. I would prefer this over granite because it looks so smooth. Great kitchen design, really one of the best I've ever seen. http://www.hunterkitchens.com.au/aboutJanuary 13, 2015- PRO
Classic Granite & More
Marble can be an excellent candidate for kitchen tops, they just need to be cared for. As far as staining goes, there's many sealer options out there that can prevent them. Quartz isn't stain "proof". It's much harder to stain than an unsealed natural stone, but not impervious.
May 21, 2016
beau1112 wrote:Feb 7, 2013kellyslobodian
What ishandscraped wood?It is not laminate I have seen at Home Depot.and Lowes.HardwoodHighendlaminateisoften as expensive as the wood.Popularforsomecoastal floors.Hasanyoneused quality Laminate asseenon HGTV?Forbathrooms?May 11, 2014kelleycummins2
Check out Impressions Hardwood Collection's Tradition series:Looks similar to this floor (hand scraped, engineered) and comes in a 5 colors of Hickory. This photo looks very similar to the Hickory Leather color they offer.
Impressions Hardwood - Tradition Dark Leather · More InfoAugust 6, 2014
lcohen00 wrote:Mar 8, 2013
Bilel Romdhane wrote:Sep 18, 2012
Joy Butler
The home decor is so gorgeous. I love the plant decorations and just the whole look. It's stunning and I wish my kitchen looked like this. https://cbistudio.com/about/
January 23, 2019
lwhalen1 wrote:Nov 17, 2010
mjayboyan wrote:Oct 20, 2012danimal78
Maura, Do you still have the 2 1/2 cases left? My wife and I are doing a kitchen remodel and are very interested in your Walker Zanger tile.March 18, 2013No Longer Active No Longer Active
I am a Walker Zanger distributor. You can contact me at Crystal@Inside-Effects.com for more information.June 3, 2014
rhanfling wrote:May 16, 2012
PROBohLand Homes
Just a guess, but we have used a similar looking product in some of our homes and it is a wood product prefinished. This looks closest to 'Elegance Plyquet Vintage Collection Solid Handscraped in Schimara Toast Brown.September 19, 2012mrspaw
It looks just like what we are putting down, a laminate, Kensington Manor Golden Teak from Lumber Liquidators.December 9, 2012
jeanblack wrote:Mar 17, 2013
Walker Zanger Charlotte, NC wrote:Jan 2, 2013
PROWalker Zanger Charlotte, NC
Catherine, Unfortunately, the material is no longer available. If you would like to e-mail me with your location (zip code), I will be happy to forward you to the nearest Walker Zanger dealer who may be able to help you with a reselection.
Thank you,
Shanna Hash- shash@walkerzanger.comFebruary 24, 2014
Katmyers wrote:Jan 1, 2013Laura Schneider
I've actually seen this very same tile at The Home Depot for $1.99 per sq ft. They have several shades, lengths and textures. http://www.homedepot.com/Flooring-Tile-Tile-Wood-Look-Tile/h_d1/N-5yc1vZc53u/h_d2/Navigation?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&Nu=P_PARENT_ID&storeId=10051April 16, 2013
suemont wrote:Aug 19, 2012
roselandrealtor
Check out www.terragreenceramics.com. They have a beautiful crackled (and recycled) product line called Terra Krystal. I will be using the Sweet Mint tile for my subway tile backsplash. Only negative is a 3-4 week lead time so I will need to order it soon. This kitchen picture is very similar to my kitchen in progress on a 1960 ranch style makeover in Austin.September 19, 2012- PRO
Walker Zanger Charlotte, NC
Walker Zanger Mizu Pebble. This material is discontinued but is still available in other sizes and colors. Please e-mail shash@walkerzanger.com with any additional questions.September 3, 2013
lgw1 wrote:Aug 18, 2012Lisa
yes, on the marble. get a sample of carrera, stain it and try the soft scrub with plastic wrap solution. It is effective and doesn't damage the stone.June 12, 2014
Samantha Milosz wrote:Jan 24, 2012kimberly_lefevers
HELLO ??? Several people ask the same question(No answer we can see that its hand scraped) brand/maker and color of flooring, pls & thank you
February 24, 2016kimberly_lefevers
DOES ANY ONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS FLOOR EXCEPT THAT ITS HAND SCRAPED ?? THANKS
August 3, 2016
bonjark wrote:Jan 12, 2012jnsiegal
What is the name of the tile on the backsplash? Love it, just what I am looking for.
March 4, 2016
mishspeck wrote:Oct 21, 2012
austin6097
Hi, How much did the Dark Chocolate Maple 5"wide selection run you from Somerville Collection?September 10, 2013kelleycummins2
Impressions Hardwood Collection carries a few lines that are very similar to this!or their line "Classic" is beautiful! And they come at a great price. You can order free samples and find someone who sells it close to you on their website: http://www.impressionshardwoodcollection.com/
Impressions Hardwood - Tradition Hickory Almond · More InfoAugust 6, 2014
joanbreen wrote:Jun 27, 2012
PRODesigner Shylo Preston
You might be interested in checking out Vicostone's new quartz called Calacatta?
www.vicostoneus.com
August 3, 2012
Angie Moore
Vicostone also makes a color called Carrara. The veining is much finer.September 14, 2012
mjcoopersb wrote:Mar 25, 2012
PROBonTon Tile
I can make you that tile check us out at www.bontondesigns.com I just finished an order like thisJuly 1, 2012mjcoopersb
Thank you for offering. I have decided to use dark green granite instead of marble.July 1, 2012
mgrace wrote:Jan 30, 2011casablanca103
are farmhouse sinks in white hard to care for? Do they stain and/or crack?August 15, 2012
PROBill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
Sink looks like a 30" Rohl
http://www.faucetdirect.com/rohl-rc3018-30-handcrafted-single-basin-fireclay-apron-front-farmhouse-kitchen-sink-from-the-shaws-original-series/p189176
The Rohl Shaws sinks are quality products that are designed to last, you can learn more about them here: http://www.rohlhome.com/home.aspx
:) RhodaMay 2, 2013
skykek wrote:Jan 30, 2013casablanca103
There are also self-trimming farm sinks. They are still large and heavy and require a special cabinet and internal frame, but there is less intricate scribing detail work needed to cut into the cabinet. I got the Kohler Whitehaven and love it.March 23, 2014
barbaramclaren wrote:Jan 7, 2013
PROAbsolute
wowww. Please see the countertop edge profile drawing attached. Now draw your attention to the eased edge and the bullnose edge. On the bottom of the eased edge, the corner is square as opposed to the bullnose's rounded bottom edge. Does this answer your question?February 14, 2013last modified: February 14, 2013
duroc wrote:Dec 11, 2012Karyn Moore
I installed white cabinets with dark grey quartz countertop a year ago and it is super easy to maintain and looks brand new! I love it and so does everyone who sees it!May 1, 2013Sherry Li
white cabinets matches ligt countertops. marble or granite coutertops water resistance and easy clean.May 7, 2013
Chloe Samantha wrote:Jul 30, 2012theresahouck
Look at Ballard Designs. I know they sell topiaries of all sizes and shapesJune 11, 2014
24680 wrote:Apr 2, 201224680
The color of the floor is gorgeous. I just currently have maple floors (aged to a more yellow color) and want to do a kitchen with white cabinets, white marble countertops, and a similar backsplash to the photo, but don't know if my current floor would work with it..April 2, 2012
PROHeather Bates Design
@24680 If you have to keep your floor, i'd say the island could be a different color as a foil to all the white. You could pick up the vein color in the marble...a slate blue would look nice.April 2, 2012
allismith02 wrote:Feb 15, 2012Lisa wrote:Nov 18, 2010royaltyroy
Marble has been used and enjoyed in kitchens by Europeans for thousands of years. The granite folks would like you to think that their product is superior. Not so. Unless you are an oink-oink pig (spill red wine, leave it there for a month) staining will happen so rarely that it shouldn't be a factor in the decision.November 6, 2011- PRO
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mg71809 wrote:Mar 8, 2013
PROTile Boutique Inc
We have the same tile from another supplier at masterpiece tile and marble. Please call for information 1914 636 3642November 4, 2013
ragenrice wrote:Jan 28, 2013psaw27
True, Europeans don't mind stuff looking dirty, or smelling dirty for that matter.April 28, 2014seoirse
Really psaw? Europeans appreciate the marks of time. They show a kitchen has been loved and lived in, not like a museum. I am having a calacatta island installed and look forward to my children sitting around cooking and eating and enjoying it. If you have to yell at someone for marking your kitchen countertop, then go with something that you can replace every few years.September 17, 2014
vaisnor wrote:Dec 25, 2012
Shari Horowitz
I am thinking of putting hardwood in my new kitchen -- is it practical? I have it in my den and I find it needs to be swept at least 2 times per day. I love the look, but I think it's hard to maintain.December 27, 2013
clinkchap wrote:May 18, 2012kgraves07
I'd love to know the manufacturer as well. I can't find a window like this anywhere. Was it custom?
January 29, 2019
vdianabaldwin wrote:May 14, 2012smykisha
I'm adding a second bar on the other side of my middle island. There aren't any appliances on that side of the island or bar - could I bring it in closer to make it easier to move back and forth between them?June 13, 2012
karenmommy wrote:Apr 8, 2012karenmommy
thanks you're prob. right but i saw what a marble site called "double bullnose" and it was curved at both top and bottom but pretty straight inbetween. so a rounded straight edge really. I will look at it in a showroom to be sure. would a modern kitchen have a "regular" edge - or squared vertical edge?April 8, 2012
PRORenaissance Kitchen and Home
You are correct,I would double check with the showroom again, some showrooms have their own specific names for their edge profiles.Depending on what you consider modern really is controlled by the other elements in the room. For example if all the cabinet doors have a simple or square edge and square details then I would suggest a square edge. If your kitchen has a lot of curved elements than I would suggest you do a rounded edge profile. In certain projects we have done the client wants the countertops to be the star of the show, so we would have them fabricated with a very decorative edge. But if the kitchen has a lot of other elements going on then I would suggest that the counter edge treatment be more subdued not to complete with everything else.
Hope this helps.
Torry Manzo
Renaissance Kitchen and HomeApril 9, 2012
Melanie Pacheco wrote:Apr 16, 2013- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
This photo is tagged with the answer:
Hemel Ring (Round) Hanging Light
http://www.hollyhunt.com/ShowProduct.aspx?ProductID=122&ManufacturerID=7
:) RhodaApril 26, 2013
Amy Johannesen wrote:Feb 6, 2013
Beth Petti
Everyone makes arch topped windows - Anderson, Marvin, Pella. There are even interior and exterior French doors with this arch detail. All it takes is money...!February 10, 2013
sduerfeldt wrote:Feb 1, 2013- PRO
Walker Zanger Charlotte, NC
sduerfeldt, Thank you for your question. The tile on the backsplash in this kitchen is from Walker Zanger and it is part of our Mizu collection. The material is discontinued, but there are still stock options available. This particular color is the Pebble color. If you would like to e-mail me directly, I can give you some information on what sizes are available and we'll see if we can find something that will work. You can also visit the Walker Zanger Charlotte houzz page for photos of this same material in a 4x4 installed with a brick joint. It looks great. Please e-mail me (Shanna) at shash@walkerzanger.com and I'll be happy to help.
Thank you!!February 1, 2013 
PROFiorano Tile Showrooms
sduerfeldt. Walker Zanger is a great source, you should be able to find a good alternative there.February 1, 2013
raymondctabor wrote:Jan 24, 2013
melbelle200 wrote:Nov 18, 2012jenny0316
It depends if you are looking for tiles or slabs. Please see our site. www.carraratiles.comNovember 20, 2012
loritate wrote:Nov 3, 2012- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
The photo is tagged with the answer: Ceramic Tile - Walker Zanger- Mizu Pebb
Sadly, this product has been discontinued. :) RhodaMarch 23, 2013
jojofossatti wrote:Jul 23, 2012
PROBeautiful Remodel llc
Here's one http://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/products/crescent-bin-pull/items/bin-pull-crescent-c0455-pc?category_id=4dfa36c19a8665545500000f.
Rejuvenation Hardware's product quality is great. There are less expensive options out there, so a web search will find you lots more.
SteveJuly 23, 2012jojofossatti
thanks. This is a great service to home remodelers. I am going with a top knobs brushed nickel bin pull, but appreciate your response.July 23, 2012
Daphne W wrote:Jul 14, 2012
bernjohn wrote:Jul 1, 2012ERA
I am also very interested in the brand of the cabinets! I hope someone will see this and respond! It's a beautiful kitchen.
January 28, 2017
melenny wrote:Jun 9, 2012
tracymurphy1997 wrote:May 30, 2012judyreishus
How do you like your range? Would you buy a Wolfe again? And wondering the brand and color of your gorgeous subway tilesJune 15, 2012- PRO
Walker Zanger Charlotte, NC
The tile is the Mizu Line from Walker Zanger. It is discontinued, but a lot of the colors have a lot of stock left. Please let me know if you would like more details.
Thanks!!August 8, 2012
marnij97 wrote:May 17, 2012karap9
I was also wondering what brand/size is the wine fridge... its much thinner than others I've been looking at, which I like!October 18, 2012- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
Here's a list of stainless wine refrigerators that are 14 to 19 inches in width. ajmadison has a nifty tool for searching and sorting appliances:
http://www.ajmadison.com/b.php/Stainless+Steel%3BCompact%3BBuilt+In%3BUndercounter%3BWine+Coolers/Nf~_width%7CBTWN+14+19%3BNs~_price_with_promos_02_%7C1%3BN~34+4294960671+4294961194+1423+1417%3Bpropname_width~Width
:) RhodaApril 26, 2013
mkhelton wrote:May 15, 2012- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
The countertops are made of carrara marble, they're "tagged" in the photo. :) RhodaJuly 4, 2013
nancyfranklin wrote:Jan 27, 2012- PRO
Fiorella Design
I'm sorry, but i don't recall. This project was completed about 4 yrs ago. I can recommend several though if you want to email me at maryjo@fiorelladesign.comJanuary 27, 2012
elscott5 wrote:Jan 18, 2012
Betty Mulcahy
I know you cant see the walls in this picture but I was wondering what color you painted the walls in this kitchen? Thank you.September 16, 2013
rachclegg wrote:Jan 5, 2012
Zidane Shepard
The floors are the first thing that stood out to me. I'd also love to know where they came from. They are very pretty.
July 5, 2017
Kiwi Cat wrote:Dec 3, 2011- PRO
Fiorella Design
Hi,
I'm sorry I don't work in the Fresno area. It's really hard to budget not knowing what all would be new and how much plumbing, electrical, etc that you'd need done...The backsplash tile was about $30 a sf, Carrara Marble is about $15 sf, New cabinets can really vary if they are custom or big box...You should have a designer draw something up and then get it priced through 3 contractors.December 3, 2011 - PRO
Fiorella Design
Oh, and this kitchen was probably about $80-100k but it's hard to know because we did work on the entire house...December 3, 2011
stefanie1215 wrote:Dec 2, 2011stefanie1215
I am thinking about a Moen Lindley faucet for my main sink in Spot Stainless, but need a smaller prep sink faucet to go with my Classic Prestige Franke sink. I'd love a pull down faucet but nothing as large at the Lindley faucet, since the faucet will be set to the right of the sink. In terms of matching, should I pick a smaller lower arc Moen faucet? To be honest, I'm not loving any of them really. Should I look into another manufacturer and risk not a perfect match? Appreciate any advice, thanks!December 3, 2011last modified: December 3, 2011
rlanda wrote:Oct 25, 2011bepsf
Looks like Heath ceramic tile to me - They have the most beautiful glazes which can vary from piece to piece due to their handmade nature:
http://www.heathceramics.com/go/heath/tile/October 25, 2011- PRO
Fiorella Design
Not Heath. Walker Zanger Mizu. You have to call WZ it was going to be discontinued.October 25, 2011
bonbonsaresweet wrote:Jan 12, 2011
PROKerrie Kelly Design Lab
This looks pretty gray, but it may be the picture. Try Carrara Venato Marble Honed Subway Tile or Walker Zanger Carrara Subway Tile.January 12, 2011- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
This photo has been tagged with the answer, Ceramic Tile - Walker Zanger- Mizu Pebb
Walker Zanger discontinued it but has many other lovely tiles to choose from. :) RhodaMarch 23, 2013
nancyduggan wrote:Feb 22, 2013- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
The countertops are made of carrara marble, they're "tagged" in the photo. :) RhodaMarch 23, 2013
therman wrote:Feb 12, 2013- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
Carrara Marble - the info is on a tag on the photo. :) RhodaMarch 23, 2013
harvest1 wrote:Jan 29, 2013
michigammemom
If you click on the green "More Info" area you can see additional views of this project by Fiorella Design.
Here is a view of a bath in the residence.
San Jose Res 212222 · More InfoJanuary 29, 2013
kitty47litty96 wrote:Jan 28, 2013- PRO
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
If it is a 36" Rohl single-basin farmhouse, it would run about $1500
http://www.faucetdirect.com/rohl-rc3618-36-handcrafted-single-basin-fireclay-apron-front-farmhouse-kitchen-sink-from-the-shaws-original-series/p189180
This sink brings so much character into the kitchen, it would be hard to put a price tag on that; by comparison a cheap drop-in sink would look awful in this beautiful kitchen..
:) RhodaJanuary 29, 2013
maijasamei wrote:Dec 9, 2012
PROWm. H. Fry Construction Company
Hard to tell from the photo. Perrin & Rowe by Rohl typically comes in 5 finishes including polished nickel, chrome, and satin nickel.
April 13, 2015
clseth wrote:Nov 13, 2012- PRO
Fiorella Design
There are no sconces in this photo. If you're referring to the family room, they were from Restoration Hardware a few years ago.November 13, 2012
Esther Williams wrote:Oct 19, 2012
PROLumber Liquidators
Hey Esther, that looks like a handscraped floor to us. This is great for hiding things like scratches, dents and dirt because of the texture.January 7, 2013
calicat wrote:Aug 22, 2012
PROUCARCHITECT
try Stone Tile, 1451 Castlefield Avenue, Toronto, ON
Phone: (416) 515-9000October 1, 2012
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Julie Mahloch wrote:Jul 20, 2012
PROWe Got Lites
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kitchensink wrote:May 24, 2012arialvetica
Do you mean the backsplash tile? If you hover over the graphic you'll see that it's Ceramic Tile - Walker Zanger- Mizu PebbMay 25, 2012
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dorisstratton wrote:Apr 29, 2012What Houzz contributors are saying:
Karen Mills (Interiors by Design, Inc.) added this to 8 Rooms With Staying PowerJan 13, 2017
5. Neutral palette. This room’s neutral color scheme for the major elements helps give it staying power. Traditional white cabinetry, here in a Shaker style, is currently popular — a full 38 percent of kitchen renovators choose white for the color of their cabinets, according to Houzz research. But popularity doesn’t necessarily mean it will go quickly out of style. In fact, decorating with neutrals is a way to give your rooms staying power — you can always use accessories and artwork to introduce more color. In this room, a neutral backsplash and classic marble countertops help create enduring style.Takeaway tip: Choose neutral colors and classic finishes to give your room staying power.
Dylan Chappell Architects added this to How to Hire the Right ArchitectJan 20, 2014
Don’t forget to discuss your budget. Whether you plan to spend $10,000 or millions, it’s important to be up front from the get-go. First of all, you need to make sure what you’re proposing is possible. Construction costs can vary considerably, and just because the guy who fixed a leak in your attic says the project can be done for X dollars doesn’t mean it actually can.A great architect will be able to get you the best design for your buck, recommend trustworthy and experienced pros, guide your investment, protect your interests during construction and save you time and money during the whole process. A great architect might cost a little more than an average one, but the amount of value added to your project could be substantial.Coming next: Signature styles: Which pros have it, and do you want it?More: How to Find a Designer or Architect Using Houzz Photos
Mitchell Parker added this to A New Houzz Survey Reveals What You Really Want in Your KitchenOct 14, 2013
It looks a lot like this, which — surprise! — happens to be the kitchen photo that’s been added to the most ideabooks on Houzz, and is one of the top 10 photos saved to ideabooks from July through September of 2013. What is it about this kitchen that so many of you like? Well, 75 percent of you want soft, neutral colors in the kitchen. And 65 percent of you will choose stainless steel appliances and half will select a tile backsplash.
Shane D. Inman added this to 8 Top Tile Types for Your Kitchen BacksplashApr 17, 2013
Subway tile. One of the most beloved tile designs to date is the timeless and classic subway tile — so named because this type of tile is often used in subway stations worldwide. Tile all the way to the ceiling to give this classic tile a fresh and more modern look.
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