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L Mason
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2 cabinets around the stove area

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vertical tile under windows sills

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little cabinet with shelves

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flat panel cabinets

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flat panel fridge

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corner cabinet with little bookshelf

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curve above divider

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curve between spaces, wood color cabinets

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Sykesville designer

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Suzanne Ennis
Suzanne Ennis

Kitchen of the Week: Clean Lines and Dusty-Blue-and-Wood Cabinets

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Hood with the backspash with a shelf added

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We added leaded glass inserts to the transom windows over the breakfast area and installed industrial steel doors with ribbed glass for the pantry, which allows more light to flow through,” Zaveloff says. “I love those thoughtful details.”

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Dark gray cabinets (Down Pipe by Farrow & Ball). Nero Belleza quartzite perimeter countertops. Bianco Superiore quartzite island countertop. Unlacquered brass cabinet hardware and plumbing fixtures. Oak flooring. Wood ceiling beams. Warm white walls (Athena by Benjamin Moore). “Our signature approach is to mix lots of materials and finishes so that kitchens don’t look too shiny and brand-new,” Zaveloff says. “This also helps them stay stylistically relevant rather than trendy. Since kitchens are expensive to redo, we always keep longevity in mind for our clients.”

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The backsplash over range is a single slab of Eureka Danby from Vermont's Dorsett Mountain, which wipes down easily.

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big single window over sink

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Color combos, glass fronted cabinets

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Toe-Kick Tile - good way to handle cat water bubbler? And if we use soapstone, look into this sealer: Designer tip. “When choosing natural stones for the families we design for, we want to be especially cognizant of the potential maintenance and upkeep these may require,” Lowengart says. “We have been using the More AntiEtch products as a sealant on marbles, limestones and other porous natural stones for many years now, which preserve the finish and integrity of the materials with no upkeep required by the homeowners.”

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Sam Ferris
Sam Ferris

10 Ways to Design a Kitchen for Aging in Place

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Pendant lights: Bianca,

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Victoria Harrison
Victoria Harrison

How to Start a Kitchen Remodel

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Tanya Selever
Tanya Selever

Get the Most Out of Your Kitchen’s Undersink Area

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Counters: Delgatie, Cambria; cabinet hardware: Pennington (pulls) and Serene Mushroom (knobs), both in oil-rubbed bronze, Top Knobs

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Bryan Anthony
Bryan Anthony

Pros Share Kitchen Countertop Looks That Are Hot Right Now

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Matte cautions

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Photos Find Pros Shop Stories Discussions New This Week Kitchen Backsplashes 4 New Kitchens With Sophisticated Backsplash Ideas Pros share details on the backsplash materials they used to create stylish looks that don’t take all the attention Mitchell Parker Mitchell Parker Houzz Editorial Staff. Home design journalist writing about cool spaces, innovative trends, breaking news, industry analysis and humor. More A kitchen backsplash has a practical purpose in providing an easy-to-clean surface that protects against splashes and splatters. But the often large, vertical surface also presents an opportunity to add style to a space. If you’re looking for a backsplash that’s impactful yet not too distracting, consider one of these sophisticated backsplash options recently uploaded by pros on Houzz. Glastonbury Residence_KitchenFACET Design 1. Herringbone Hit Designer: Laura Wessels of FACET Design Location: Franklin, Tennessee Homeowners’ request. “The homeowners lived in an outdated kitchen built in the early 2000s and wanted a cosmetic update with more functional kitchen storage,” designer Laura Wessels says. “We designed their cabinets to the ceiling, which maximized their storage ...

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Like the stacked units with cabinet next to it

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Mitchell Parker
Mitchell Parker

5 Trends in New Engineered Countertops and Surfaces for 2024

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counter top colors & companies

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Mitchell Parker
Mitchell Parker

10 Top Kitchen Design Trends for Cabinets, Countertops and More

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Big kitchen windows

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https://www.rejuvenation.com/search/results.html?words=folk%20abigail

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The backsplash adds to the light look. It features 5-by-5-inch white glazed ceramic tiles with a smooth gloss finish and variations in tone. “I’m a big fan of the Moroccan zellige tiles, but they are cost-prohibitive,” Kikos says. “I felt like this tile had enough variation in sheen and texture to soften the space and add visual interest.” Contrasting with the white are four black woven counter stools and two oil-rubbed bronze pendant lights. “It gave us a beautiful contrast that pops against the range hood alcove,” Kikos says. The kitchen also includes added LED recessed ceiling lights that provide general illumination. Backsplash tile: Cloe in white, 5 by 5 inches, Bedrosians Tile and Stone; pendant lights: Goodman in antique brass and bronze, Visual Comfort; stools: Ceylon woven counter-height bar stool, Threshold, Target Home

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Excellent article with dimensions/sizing for 3 parts of kitchen org: fridge, sink, range

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collection of lights over kitchen table

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use of 3 lights like we have, blue with walnut, wall of cabinets, slate floor

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Yes! this is a plaster finish throughout the house. We tinted the plaster with edgecomb gray benjamin moore paint.

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bookcase in corner but maybe with a glass door not open shelving

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plant shelf

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Read the comments for code stuff and suggestions about hoods

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dishwasher on left of sink?

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black faucet, sconce or light elements but brass pulls

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hood flanked by windows, tile all the way on the wall

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2 topped island with stone and walnut sections

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beverage fridge under open shelf for small stuff with mirror background for light

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2 Glass cabinets with glass on all sides; simple brushed copper long pulls

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Use of corner are but is this better than a skinny piece?

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bench with cushions

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Whole look with one dark side and white surrounds

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Fridge doors - This markedly modern, yet warm and inviting abode in the Oklahoma countryside boasts some of our favorite kitchen items all in one place. Miele appliances (oven, steam, coffee maker, paneled refrigerator, freezer, and "knock to open" dishwasher), induction cooking on an island, a highly functional Galley Workstation and the latest technology in cabinetry and countertop finishes to last a lifetime. Grain matched natural walnut and matte nanotech touch-to-open white and grey

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This is the “Ideal Workstation 4” from The Galley. The Galley invented the workstation space for the kitchen, which began as a double tiered sink with the sliding accessories that you see (and many more!). This model is about 45 inches wide and you can find out more at TheGalley.com

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This awesome backslash and countertop was created using the large format sintered slabs from Neolith. This color is Iron Moss. Here's a link: https://www.neolith.com/en/collections/iron-moss-3/

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This awesome backslash and countertop was created using the large format sintered slabs from Neolith. This color is Iron Moss. Here's a link: https://www.neolith.com/en/collections/iron-moss-3/

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backsplash with tile over it, maybe zellige there instead, then hood

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Teal gave the white-and-wood space many well-considered details. Marble plays a starring role in the perimeter countertops, waterfall island and backsplash with ledge behind the range wall. Notice the dual white oak cabinet towers in the corner of the room. Each features a pair of glass cabinet doors, shaded wall sconces on two sides and intricate ceiling molding on top.

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corner dead space for cookbooks

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