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Eat-in kitchen - rustic single-wall eat-in kitchen idea in New York with glass-front cabinets, white cabinets, white appliances and a drop-in sink — Houzz
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Susan Serra
I don't know but I would assume it's almost definitely laminate as opposed to lacquer.Sure, there are many websites and manufacturers devoted to specialty glass.
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meadowvale
what is the make of the range hood? Looking for a chimney hood to match white appliances kitchen aid
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Kathleen Couch
It looks just like the one in my apartment in Sweden. Mine is Electrolux.
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In europe this is THE normal size.
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Thanks. I hope you remember.
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equichef
The table is a danish classic... a Piet Hein Superellipse, the chairs are Arne Jacobsen "7" chair, the lamp is a Louis Poulsen 5 Pendal...the pots on the stove are Eva Trio, the dishwasher is a Bosch, can't see the stove/oven or the fridge.... everything can be purchased here in the United States for a price!
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Susan Serra
It is a built in oven, not a drop in range and I do not know the brand.
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From the picture it looks like my old Siemens ceramics cooking plate oven combination, the buttons fore the range are on the oven, downside is that if one brakes you need to buy ore repair them both.
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It is a Miele, I used to have one.
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tilander
It is a Bosch. You can enlarge the photo and see the brand on an iPad
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It is wood but I do not know exactly what type. I would imagine it is tongue & groove birch or maple. I will try to find out.
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lisa942
did you find out?
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dtpowers wrote:

Annie Thornton These look like the Series 7 Side Chair. They are sold all over.
http://hivemodern.com/pages/products.php?view=sub_product&sid=1590
http://hivemodern.com/pages/products.php?view=sub_product&sid=1590
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Jennie Nunn
CB2 also has some nice affordable options with a similar aesthetic:
http://www.cb2.com/family.aspx?c=206&f=4195
http://www.cb2.com/family.aspx?c=206&f=4195
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Louis Poulsen, it's a classic design.
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I do not know. This image was taken in Denmark quite awhile ago.
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I do not know the brand. The kitchen is located in Denmark.
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Becky Harris added this to White Appliances Find the Limelight
"Concealed appliances will add even more of a sense of visual continuity to the kitchen design," says Susan Serra, who designed this kitchen. Serra also adds a cautionary note: "Compare white appliances one to another, especially if they are different brands. The whites could be quite a bit different." Furthermore, she advises to note where the white appliances are situated within the design and determine if they need to be as invisible as possible (like a dishwasher) or if they will be a focal point (like a hood).
Shawn Gauthier added this to Current Events for Traditional Kitchens
9. Choose contemporary furnishings. What you choose to fill your kitchen has a huge impact on its overall aesthetic. Instead of going with traditional table and chairs, look for something with a modern appeal. It may seem counterintuitive, but your space will become enlivened.
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Don't replace appliances in good condition. If your white or black kitchen appliances are newish and in good condition, don't worry about replacing them with trendy stainless steel versions. If your appliances are worn or old, however, that's another story.
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Wish you luck .
I have a counter depth KitchenAid and I love it!! Im not sure of the width, though (cant measure it for you right now). Please check out KitchenAid, also. Good luck!