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Kitchen

Function is key. We have a huge pantry where I am planning to store most items. Struggling over island size and placement, how to incorporate double ovens, and what to do with the 3’8” counter on the other side of mudroom entry. There are no windows so relying on natural light from GR and eating area. Under and/or top cabinet lights to help? Can lights on separate switches to control amount of artificial light and keep electric costs from being insane?
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Knife Stand, Angled

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Katemarkerinteriors.com

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Wall is our tile in our 12x24 size. To die!

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Carrara subway tile

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backsplash, cabinets, hood different material

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High kitchen ceilings, high transition point to great room

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offset sink

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Carrara marble and shaker cabinets. Caesarstone countertop.

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wood/soft on eating side, stone/hard on prep side

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bubble glass, thin stone top

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Like these cabinets vs the Shakers. Little more detail and depth

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Like cabinets, would go with sleeker hardware

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Cabinets

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Cabinets and slim hardware

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Island size

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Lights over island

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Cabinets

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Cabinets. Short casement in transition to great room.

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Like how crown molding touches ceiling on fridge and hood but not on cabinets. Separated cabinet holds wine fridge and glasses.

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Island perpendicular to cooktop. Would ours fit better this way?

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backsplash

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long bowl of lemons to separate sink from eating part of island

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Cabinets too dark without a window? Arch to reduce casement. Assume kitchen ceiling is 9'? Ours will be 10' min.

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No casement at all

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Island material

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Island has wood insert for eating area

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Pull out under cabinets

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Wood for eating area

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solid slab backsplash

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Both like this. Light upper, dark lower, not too many fussy details but still looks nice.

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Tile as kitchen backsplash- tie into fireplace tile

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hood balancing out wood cabinets

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Cabinets and handles. Backsplash is a bit much.

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solid backsplash

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cool

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Pantry shelving

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solid backsplash

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backsplash -short on counters, taller over stove

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Sequoia marble countertop

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This granite is way too busy.

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This island is better. Longer, streakier, sleeker

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Soapstone

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quartz

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quartz

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quartz

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Backsplash

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backsplash

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Countertop material?

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backsplash

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backsplash, counters

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backsplash

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dark and light contrasts

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