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The Bear Trap Interior Contemporary Kitchen, Denver

Location: Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, MT

Project Manager: Peter C. Lee

Superintendent: John Myles

Interior Designer: YS Squared Inc.

Landscape Architect: Land Design Inc.

Photographer: Roger Wade Photography

Published in: Mountain Living - Jan 2009

URL: http://www.tetonheritagebuilders.com

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Denver — Houzz

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June 3, 2012

rogerc wrote:

Cabinetry - Can you please tell me the wood species these cabinets are made from?

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ThankU.ca

That really sounds great! one thing to try with coloring the alder is a die as opposed to pigment stain what I think is happening is that in order to get the color right your having to use a heavy coat of the stain witch is basically a diluted paint where as a die will in fact be absorbed by the wood enhancing the grain instead of resting on the surface and in the open pores obscuring the wood.

With the scale of your project it sounds like the added expense of using walnut will be worth it and I think it will also tie in better considering the Walnut butcher block.

I hope we can see pictures soon!
Martin
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@rogerc We no longer have the spec sheets from our cabinet builder on this particular project. However, our project manager for The Bear Trap remembers the kitchen cabinets to be made from Mahogany. And as @Gary Finley says, the stain choice may be the crux component of the aesthetics for your space assuming you can get the correct grain profile. Happy building!

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October 15, 2012

lindagreg wrote:

Island counter - What are these on the island?

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lindagreg

But what kind of tin? Squares or? Where was it purchased? Thanks!

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I don't have the specific product number to tell you, but we sourced it from --> http://www.tinceiling.com/products/tiles.php Plenty of choices!

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January 18, 2013

Shayla Johnson wrote:

Wall paint color name?

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karenpfister

what is the wall paint color?

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September 15, 2012

localeater wrote:

What can you tell me about the pendant lights?

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sandrakking

I would love to know where to get this pendant fixture.

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April 28, 2013

spring543 wrote:

What material are backsplash tiles from?

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February 1, 2013

Brian Pritchard wrote:

Is the floor distressed oak barn board?

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January 18, 2013

Shayla Johnson wrote:

I'd like to know what the name of the color on the ceiling tiles is called?

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January 9, 2013

cjweener wrote:

Love the stools! Where did you get these?

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December 12, 2012

scooterholly wrote:

Counters - What are the materials used for both the base counters and the island counter?

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