kitchen

Back splash shape

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Backsplash

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Backsplash

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Really love the Granite

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backsplash

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Bookcase

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colorful kitchen!

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potted, indoor herbs. open shelving

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bookcase to separate rooms. love!

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Pay attention to this practical idea: Rather than choosing to have electrical outlets muck up her pristine subway tile backsplash, she relocated them to underneath the cabinets

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Decorative tile set within a wall niche above the stove proves form and function can work together. It's a nice focal point, and the ledge is a great drop zone for cooking essentials.

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COLORED BREAKFAST TABLE.

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colored island!

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dress up the ceiling!

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glass cabinets between rooms

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Love the cabinet display.

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FANCY BACKSPLASH; but greenish for us

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Chandelier pendants; love two different color cabinets

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Shelving

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backsplash

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chalkboard panel

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pendant light!

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Feels homey, love the sink

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glass for the tip top cabinets

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backsplash! 3. Streamlined tile. Transitional kitchens often interpret traditional tile in a new way. For example, this backsplash features classic tumbled tiles stacked in a grid, rather than in a more conventional offset or basket-weave pattern.

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2. Natural surfaces. Granite, marble, limestone and other natural countertop and flooring materials are versatile enough to fit into either traditional or contemporary style. So it makes sense that they're a perfect fit for transitional kitchens. Just steer clear of elaborate edge treatments on countertops or other flourishes that would look too ornate.

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bookcases in the kitchen!

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love the hardware and the cabinets

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