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Studio SteidleyThis kitchen was very 1980s and the homeowners were ready for a change. As amateur chefs, they had a lot of requests and appliances to accommodate but we were up for the challenge. Taking the kitchen back down to the studs, we began to open up their kitchen while providing them plenty of storage to conceal their bulk storage and many small appliances. Replacing their existing refrigerator with a panel-ready column refrigerator and freezer, helped keep the sleek look of the cabinets without being disrupted by appliances. The vacuum sealer drawer is an integrated part as well, hidden by the matching cabinet drawer front. Even the beverage cooler has a door that matches the cabinetry of the island. The stainless, professional-grade gas range stands out amongst the white cabinets and its brass touches match the cabinet hardware, faucet, pot-filler, and veining through the quartzite. The show-stopper of this kitchen is this amazing book-matched quartzite with its deep blues and brass veining and this incredible sink that was created out of it as well, to continue the continuity of this kitchen. The enormous island is covered with the same stone but with the dark wood, it provides a dramatic flair. The mercury glass pendants, do not distract but complete the look.
Photographer: Michael Hunter Photography
Mountain Log Homes of CO, Inc.Woodhouse The Timber Frame Company custom Post & Bean Mortise and Tenon Home. 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath with covered decks, main floor master, lock-off caretaker unit over 2-car garage. Expansive views of Keystone Ski Area, Dillon Reservoir, and the Ten-Mile Range.
Harka ArchitectureInredning av ett modernt mellanstort svart svart kök, med en undermonterad diskho, släta luckor, vita skåp, bänkskiva i täljsten, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i tunnelbanekakel, rostfria vitvaror, skiffergolv, en köksö och grått golv
Harka ArchitectureBild på ett mellanstort funkis svart svart kök, med en undermonterad diskho, släta luckor, vita skåp, bänkskiva i täljsten, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i tunnelbanekakel, rostfria vitvaror, skiffergolv, en köksö och grått golv
Harka ArchitectureFoto på ett mellanstort funkis svart kök, med en undermonterad diskho, släta luckor, vita skåp, bänkskiva i täljsten, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i tunnelbanekakel, rostfria vitvaror, skiffergolv, en köksö och grått golv
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
DBK HomeThis kitchen was re-imagined, using the existing perimeter cabinets, flooring, and appliances; paired with a new island, new counters, backsplash, open shelving, millwork and a little paint. The space now flows and functions beautifully. The high ceilings and simple craftsman details create the perfect space for showcasing the homeowners quirky art and collectibles; and the colors of the natural slate floor helped us decide on the colors to use throughout the space.
Lindsay Perry
DBK HomeThis kitchen was re-imagined, using the existing perimeter cabinets, flooring, and appliances; paired with a new island, new counters, backsplash, open shelving, millwork and a little paint. The space now flows and functions beautifully. The high ceilings and simple craftsman details create the perfect space for showcasing the homeowners quirky art and collectibles; and the colors of the natural slate floor helped us decide on the colors to use throughout the space.
Lindsay Perry
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
The Kitchen DesignerWalls were removed and doors moved to open this kitchen to the living/dining room and outdoor living. External door to the laundry was removed and a matching window at splashback level was installed. The existing slate floors were retained and repaired. A warm white laminate was used for the main doors and drawer fronts with timber veneer highlights added to open shelves and overhead cabinets. Black feature canopy chosen to match the floor and black glass induction cooktop. A pullout spice cabinet beside the cooktop and adjacent pantry provide food storage and lots of drawers for crockery, cutlery and pots & pans.
Vicki Morskate, [V]Style+Imagery
The Kitchen DesignerWalls were removed and doors moved to open this kitchen to the living/dining room and outdoor living. External door to the laundry was removed and a matching window at splashback level was installed. The existing slate floors were retained and repaired. A warm white laminate was used for the main doors and drawer fronts with timber veneer highlights added to open shelves and overhead cabinets. Black feature canopy chosen to match the floor and black glass induction cooktop. A pullout spice cabinet beside the cooktop and adjacent pantry provide food storage and lots of drawers for crockery, cutlery and pots & pans.
Vicki Morskate, [V]Style+Imagery
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
Consilium B LLCIndustrial/Transitional Kitchen Design, charcoal gray lacquer, with brass buster + punch hardware and light matched
Idéer för ett mellanstort klassiskt blå kök, med en undermonterad diskho, luckor med profilerade fronter, grå skåp, bänkskiva i kvartsit, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i marmor, svarta vitvaror, skiffergolv, en köksö och grått golv
Idéer för ett mellanstort klassiskt blå kök, med en undermonterad diskho, luckor med profilerade fronter, grå skåp, bänkskiva i kvartsit, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i marmor, svarta vitvaror, skiffergolv, en köksö och grått golv
Consilium B LLCIndustrial/Transitional Kitchen Design, charcoal gray lacquer, with brass buster + punch hardware and light matched
Inredning av ett klassiskt mellanstort blå blått kök, med en undermonterad diskho, luckor med profilerade fronter, grå skåp, bänkskiva i kvartsit, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i marmor, svarta vitvaror, skiffergolv och en köksö
Inredning av ett klassiskt mellanstort blå blått kök, med en undermonterad diskho, luckor med profilerade fronter, grå skåp, bänkskiva i kvartsit, blått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i marmor, svarta vitvaror, skiffergolv och en köksö
Design Me By MahlahThis property is located in the beautiful California redwoods and yet just a few miles from the beach. We wanted to create a beachy feel for this kitchen, but also a natural woodsy vibe. Mixing materials did the trick. Walnut lower cabinets were balanced with pale blue/gray uppers. The glass and stone backsplash creates movement and fun. The counters are the show stopper in a quartzite with a "wave" design throughout in all of the colors with a bit of sparkle. We love the faux slate floor in varying sized tiles, which is very "sand and beach" friendly. We went with black stainless appliances and matte black cabinet hardware.
The entry to the house is in this kitchen and opens to a closet. We replaced the old bifold doors with beautiful solid wood bypass barn doors. Inside one half became a cute coat closet and the other side storage.
The old design had the cabinets not reaching the ceiling and the space chopped in half by a peninsula. We opened the room up and took the cabinets to the ceiling. Integrating floating shelves in two parts of the room and glass upper keeps the space from feeling closed in.
The round table breaks up the rectangular shape of the room allowing more flow. The whicker chairs and drift wood table top add to the beachy vibe. The accessories bring it all together with shades of blues and cream.
This kitchen now feels bigger, has excellent storage and function, and matches the style of the home and its owners. We like to call this style "Beachy Boho".
Credits:
Bruce Travers Construction
Dynamic Design Cabinetry
Devi Pride Photography
The Painted KitchenFarmhouse Shaker Kitchen designed and made by Samuel F Walsh. Hand painted in Farrow and Ball French Gray to complement the Blue Pearl granite worktop.
The Painted KitchenFarmhouse Shaker Kitchen designed and made by Samuel F Walsh. Hand painted in Farrow and Ball French Gray to complement the Blue Pearl granite worktop.
Archi DkoIdéer för ett litet modernt beige kök, med en undermonterad diskho, luckor med profilerade fronter, beige skåp, träbänkskiva, blått stänkskydd, vita vitvaror, skiffergolv och grått golv
259 foton på kök, med blått stänkskydd och skiffergolv
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