Well-dressed Traditional Kitchen Traditional Kitchen, Chicago
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Hello, Lupe Martinez. The cabinets are a custom white with a pewter glazing from Grabill cabinetry.
I love the backsplash and want to give the details to my granite supplier to replicate. I can see it is subway tiles but the framed piece over the cooktop is what I'd like the details on if you would be so kind to share. Thank you.
The tile was from our local supplier and the design was by our designer. The color of the tile was "Creamy Crackle". The liners and accents were a pewter metallic color.
These are definitely from Circa Lighting! I hope this helps!!!
what is the name of that granite colour?
Do you still have info on file of whose metal accents were used on the backsplash over the rangetop? Gorgeous kitchen.
No we do not - sorry.
Oak floors, who is the manufacturer and what is it's name or stain color? Thank you!
The flooring is an existing oak floor refinished with a custom stain.
I LOVE this entire kitchen and especially the floors. Is it engineered hardwood? The way you finished it is it safe with water and pets? Is it possible to get this look with a wood vinyl laminate? If so, please recommend make and model. We go to our design center on January 5th. We are building a beautiful Fulton home in Queen Creek, AZ with an extended kitchen. I'm having a hard time knowing if I should go glacier white cabinets or divinity .. please advise.
Hello Vicki Schomaker, I would suggest you show your designer or builder this picture and have them help you choose a laminate flooring from a local supplier in AZ that can best replicate this look. Good luck with your project!
Drury Design, I think that you may have misunderstood my question. I was wondering what the model number of the range hood is, not the maker of cooktop. I have a very similar cooktop, maybe even the same one, as is shown in this photo. Thanks, Amy
The range hood system is Best PK2238 Amy Kliesch
I'd love to know if you found where to get planters similar to these.
They are from Circa Lighting! I hope this helps!
It is glacier white.
What brand of tiles did you use. I can't find similar anywhere. Thanks!
The metallic tiles are by floridatile they are in the metallic art line
http://www.visualcomfortlightinglights.com/product/visual-comfort-e-f-chapman-country-pendant-chc2110ab.html
The hardware pictured above is from the Bordeaux collection by Hafele. Thank you for your question.
Our website may be a bit difficult to navigate (and we apologize for that). With an account you can also search and purchase right from our latest decorative hardware catalog here online: https://www.hafele.com/INTERSHOP/web/WFS/Haefele-HAC-Site/en_US/-/USD/Static-View/pdfcatalog/en_US/Decorative_Catalog_2016/index.html?startpage=0.1
Honed is easier to care for as opposed to polished.
Teresa, the hardware looks like the Bordeaux Collection By Hafele
That is exactly correct, thanks
Found similar ones here at a great price: http://lightingconnection.com/products/covington-bell-lantern?variant=846799457
When you say soft white, does it mean something like divinity? I love the white look, but our builder also offers divinity which is a bit softer than a bright white. Would that work?
Hello Vicki Schomaker, every cabinet manufacturer has their own colors. I would again suggest showing this picture to your builder so they can help you best replicate this look. Good luck!
Snow White Granite.
smart I would never do marble and so wish I wouldn't have
Its site finished oak flooring with a custom stain. Most local installers can give you a quote on that.
Yes.
They are from Circa Lighting. I hope this helps!
Thx
Could you tell me more specifics about the white paint and pewter glaze? My cabinet maker used a grey glaze over a white cabinet, and the entire wood took on a dingy appearance. How does the panel stay so white?
I'm thinking it's mostly rubbed off except for in the grooves; that's how ours was done.
Hello, lisagelfand1. The hardware pictured above is from the Bordeaux collection by Hafele. Thank you for your question.
Previous comments show """We stained the floor with one part of ebony and one part of neutral (Dura Seal Quick coat) and finished with OSMO Hardwax Oil. Napervillehardwood.com."""
Thank you Oak & Broad
Previous comments show """We stained the floor with one part of ebony and one part of neutral (Dura Seal Quick coat) and finished with OSMO Hardwax Oil. Napervillehardwood.com.""""
Thank you Oak & Broad for your help!
Comments show """We stained the floor with one part of ebony and one part of neutral (Dura Seal Quick coat) and finished with OSMO Hardwax Oil.""""
Thank you Oak & Broad
Granite is more porous when it is unpolished and tends to stain and be harder to clean. Honed granite pores are wide open and because granite is not stainproof, a penetrating sealer for natural stone is recommended. Oil and grease will tend to darken granite. Honed surfaces are more susceptible to marking and particularly absorption of oils, water and alcohol. Granite is hard surface so it is difficult to scratch.
As mentioned above, granite is a very hard stone and is scratch resistant. Sealing your natural stone is important. It won't make the stone stain "proof", but it will slow the absorption rate. This gives more time to clean up spills, and clean affected areas before the stain causing substance gets too far into the stone's pores.
Drury design mentioned using a "penetrating" sealer. This is a key to keeping your stone resistant to staining. Since sealants very in quality and the wear will vary, you will find that different pros will give different lengths of time between sealer applications.
One technique that increases the amount of time you can wait between sealing is to use a "fortified" polish. If the polish includes sealants, it keeps your stone shiny while gradually maintaining the protection.
Finally, using a cleaner that is PH neutral is also a protection. This is because non-PH-neutral cleaners can and will breakdown the sealer on the stone. Implementing all of these practices with give your stone the best protection.
These pendants were sourced from Hudson Valley -http://www.hudsonvalleylighting.com. Not sure they are still available however. This kitchen was done a few years ago. If you click on More Info and scroll through you may find information on similar fixtures.
Our company, Pentimento Lighting, can make something very similar. Our design team is very versatile and accommodating to your lighting design ideas and requests. Please call us at (855) 223-5500 to discuss. Thank you!
These pendants were sourced from Hudson Valley -http://www.hudsonvalleylighting.com. Not sure they are still available however. This kitchen was done a few years ago. If you click on More Info and scroll through you may find information on similar fixtures.
Thank you!
Thanks for you interest. The painted finish is a custom color formulated for our client, but is a soft white with a pewter colored glazing.
The tile was from our local supplier and the design was by our designer. The color of the tile was "Creamy Crackle". The liners and accents were a pewter metallic color.
Great- thank you! It's stunning
Sorry, but we don't have that information in our job file.
The tile was from our local supplier and the design was by our designer. The color of the tile was "Creamy Crackle". The liners and accents were a pewter metallic color.
Thank you for the information. Is it possible to get the name/contact of the accent supplier. I'm in California,,,,,,, since they are so small maybe they would be willing ship some out?
Thanks for you question. The sink featured in this kitchen design is a Herbeau "Luberon" Fireclay Farm House Sink. For more information go to:http://herbeau.com/Products.aspx?Item=4603
Thank you very much!
Thank you!
Stunning Kitchen!
Being that granite is a commodity, each stone's availability is based on supply and demand. We recommend that you contact a few different suppliers in your area and ask if they have any slabs of this stone or a similar stone available. We hope this helps. Thanks for your question.
I have seen it listed as Arctic White in the SF Bay area.
Is it possible to post a more detailed picture of the cabinet glazing and painting in the trim area?
This looks like the Rohl Bridge mixer faucet, available here. Feel free to reach out with any other questions!
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I have wood-look ceramic tile and I love it! no worries about spills, water leaks, etc.
The link above for the sink is no longer valid, you can find this Herbeau farmhouse sink here. Feel free to reach out for more information!