Transitional White Kitchen in NYTraditional Kitchen, New York
1st Place, National Design Award Winning Kitchen.
Remodeling in Warwick, NY. From a dark, un-inspiring kitchen (see before photos), to a bright, white, custom kitchen. Dark wood floors, white carrera marble counters, solid wood island-table and much more.
Photos - Ken Lauben
cathydilts wrote:Jan 2, 2015Izzy Tran wrote:Mar 15, 2016
alinetrombley
What's the measurements of this kitchen? How big is it? And the measurements of the island too please? Thank you!August 9, 2016
Rhonda Watson wrote:Sep 20, 2015
PROPrestige Chandelier
We can provide similar chandeliers. It will be made just for you. Contact me if you are interestedOctober 29, 2015
hdinardo wrote:Aug 7, 2015
Berry Blanton
We did dark walnut floors, but how did you achieve the color on the butcher block? Is it stained and sealed because it's not good prep surface or is it applied oils?November 8, 2015
clarebelle wrote:Oct 19, 2014
Cathy Yan wrote:Oct 21, 2014
PROQuality Bath
Beautiful!! jyschleoder, the Rohl Shaw farm sink is an extremely popular item - you can find a link here for a great price http://www.qualitybath.com/rohl-rc3018-shaws-sinks-original-fireclay-apron-sink-product-21.htmDecember 31, 2014
kimrnicu wrote:Mar 5, 2016Ashley
I found similar ones at a great price here: http://lightingconnection.com/products/industrial-glass-pendant
May 10, 2016
Andrea Taft wrote:Dec 29, 2015nnfwong wrote:Nov 22, 2015ciara51
Can you tell me the name of the color/material that is used for the island and countertops?
January 18, 2016last modified: January 18, 2016
PROKuche+Cucina
Maple wood, painted in a custom color.
The main counter is Carrera white marble and the wood section is solid walnut.
January 18, 2016
Ceri Whitfield wrote:Oct 20, 2015sweetangel55a wrote:Oct 15, 2015
Julie Harrell
I recently purchased these pendants with a chrome finish. These are RH Clemson Prismatic in what looks to be the 14" diameter satin nickel finish.December 6, 2015
gloriavdick wrote:Oct 4, 2015jayverse wrote:Aug 29, 2015ltullis
If the counters are marble.. I have heard it is impossible to care for .. is that correct... does everything stain it?
September 3, 2015readerteacherpal
I have marble counters. They do not stain at all. They etch. You can google "etched marble" to see what it looks like. It is a dull spot in the finish that you can really only see at certain angles when the light hits it just right. If you want a perfect looking counter, go with quartz. If you want a natural, beautiful counter but don't mind imperfection, go with marble.
October 29, 2015
wascallywabbit wrote:Feb 4, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Thanks Whisper! I think my customers got theirs in Restoration Hardware, but they are no longer available there - so thanks for finding another source!February 6, 2015 
PROHeidi Dripps Design Services
The pendants are Restoration hardware's Clemson Prismatic and they are still available. The ones featured look like 14".
August 23, 2016
student wrote:Dec 14, 2014
Ahmed El-Shennawy wrote:Nov 19, 2016- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
1) So 2 people can prep food at the same time.
2) So when one sink is being used (or full of dishes...) you can use the second sink.
3) You can use the island sink as an ice bucket, during parties, or to defrost meat, by filling it with water, or... many other uses, while still having a sink for all other uses.
November 22, 2016
Alia Abdelhamid wrote:Oct 8, 2016nnfwong wrote:Nov 22, 2015- PRO
Quality Bath
The faucet on the island looks like the Newport Brass Chesterfield faucet. Feel free to reach out for assistance!
June 14, 2018
lotlover wrote:Nov 5, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
These were from RH, but I understand they are discontinued. We sell a very similar fixture, but better quality, if you're interested.
November 6, 2015 
Robyn Dennis
I am interested in 2 of these for my island. Will you please forward picture, dimensions and price on the similar product you have?
November 29, 2015
Debbie Covert wrote:Nov 2, 2015
buffswife wrote:Dec 14, 2014- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Backsplash was done by the GC on this job, so we have no info about it. It does however looks like a fairly simple subway tile, with white grout.December 15, 2014
morrisoc wrote:Apr 7, 2019- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Thank you so much for the kind words.
The total ceiling height is 107".
April 27, 2019
Danielle Boden wrote:Oct 7, 2017- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Thank you for the kind words.
Stone counters are White carrera. Wood top is natural Iroko (no stain).
October 7, 2017
Tom wrote:Jun 26, 2017- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
the opening is 32" on all 3 sides, which allows for comfortable knee room and for getting in and out of the stool.
July 15, 2017
jacqueline_fox30 wrote:Jun 20, 2017
Bre'anna Emmitt wrote:Feb 11, 2017- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Just go to this pic https://www.houzz.com/photos/transitional-white-kitchen-in-ny-traditional-kitchen-new-york-phvw-vp~17548500 and click on the green tab
February 13, 2017
Laura Wauters wrote:Jan 4, 2017- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
It is one of our own colors - not one you can buy from a paint store...
January 5, 2017
nicoleg791 wrote:Sep 27, 2016
Adam Powell wrote:Jun 1, 2016huntleyhouse wrote:Apr 11, 2016dubecindy wrote:Mar 2, 2016- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Sorry, but that was done by the homeowners and their GC. We have no info on the color. BTW - are you referring to the small area above the window? That is the only wall area that is painted...
March 4, 2016
ashley107 wrote:Feb 24, 2016- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Completed 1st quarter of 2014. It's posted on the project - why?
February 25, 2016last modified: February 25, 2016
Linsey M wrote:Jan 9, 2016
Ronald Spooner wrote:Nov 24, 2015nelliet wrote:Nov 22, 2015leslieloayza wrote:Nov 12, 2015
chris8484 wrote:Nov 10, 2015sweetangel55a wrote:Oct 12, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Stone top portion - 93" X 42
Wood table portion - 37" X 42"
Lights are done by the homeowner directly.
October 12, 2015
mialissa wrote:Sep 29, 2015Bettylu DePasquale wrote:Jul 26, 2015mdhirsch wrote:Jul 26, 2015akumar1529 wrote:Jul 25, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
The price of a solid wood top like this depends on the wood specie, the thickness, the size, etc. Being that this is a customer's kitchen, we can't give out a number, but will be glad to quote you one, based on your selection of the above.
July 25, 2015
beckyhkerr wrote:Jul 4, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Nothing really, just cermaic tiles... Possibly because the rest of the backsplash is wood...
July 6, 2015
hdfm wrote:Jun 21, 2015newleads1972 wrote:Jun 5, 2015maddydeth wrote:May 5, 2015cooptharring wrote:May 4, 2015caratemple wrote:Mar 19, 2015happyallison wrote:Mar 2, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Thanks!
These are exactly the items that are hidden under the glass cabinet - one of the other images show it.
March 2, 2015
epezzi wrote:Feb 10, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Thank you for the kind words - these are our own Kuche+Cucina Custom Cabinets line.
February 10, 2015
netticlan wrote:Jan 7, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Counter height is standard 36".
Table is 32-5/16", including the top. 28-1/4" leg room, from the floor.January 8, 2015
Heather Eggen wrote:Jan 4, 2015- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Floor is done by the GC and I have no info on the stain color they used... Sorry...January 5, 2015
charon70 wrote:Dec 30, 2014Kjersti wrote:Dec 25, 2014ajspector wrote:Dec 25, 2014- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
No - this is Carrera marble. Eased edge. Not sure what you meant by "style"...December 26, 2014
cozyinpajamas wrote:Dec 19, 2014- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Wood floors done by the homeowner and we have no information on it... Sorry.December 19, 2014
buffswife wrote:Dec 14, 2014- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Backsplash was done by the GC on this job, so we have no info about it. It does however looks like a fairly simple subway tile, with white grout.December 15, 2014
walter vargas wrote:Dec 13, 2014- PRO
Kuche+Cucina
Walter - anything is possible, but one always have to weigh the cost saving vs. the benefit. For example - saving a tile floor, can be easy and will save you money, but does it 'work' with the new kitchen look? What is the cost of replacing it?
With a house this old, you'll probablu have to upgrade the elect. & plumb. - since you do, would moving it, at the same time benefit the new design?
Are you planning on doing the project yourself? If not, a designer will be able to guide you through this process, answer many of these questions and help you achieve the goal, without hitting every land mine along the way.December 15, 2014
Custom Products wrote:Dec 13, 2014
Liz Proto wrote:Dec 13, 2014What Houzzers are commenting on:
Like the contrast of the butcher block against the white
Photos in Transitional Kitchen in NY
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