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BK Interior DesignMill Valley Scandinavian, modern, open kitchen with skylight, simple cabinets, stone backsplash, Danish furniture, open shelves
Photographer: John Merkl
Griffin DesignsThe new range alcove hides a structural post necessary to incorporate the old back porch into the kitchen area.
The tray ceiling takes advantage of the taller ceiling structure in the original kitchen space and highlights the island and range alcove.
Photo Credit: Whitney Kidder
Coastal Signature HomesCabinets: Centerpoint
Black splash: Savannah Surfaces
Perimeter: Caesarstone
Island Countertop: Precision Granite & Marble- Cygnus Leather
Appliances: Ferguson, Kitchenaid
Coastal Signature HomesCabinets: Centerpoint Cabinets, KithKitchens (Bright White with Brushed Gray Glaze)
Black splash: Savannah Surfaces (Venatto Grigio Herringbone)
Perimeter: Caesarstone (Alpine Mist Honed)
Island Countertop: Precision Granite & Marble- Cygnus Leather
Appliances: Ferguson, Kitchenaid
Sink: Ferguson, Kohler
Pendants: Circa Lighting
Coastal Signature HomesCabinets: Centerpoint
Black splash: Savannah Surfaces
Perimeter: Caesarstone
Island Countertop: Precision Granite & Marble- Cygnus Leather
Appliances: Ferguson, Kitchenaid
Anne Decker Architects, LLCDC HISTORIC HOME RENOVATION
Located in the historic Cleveland Park neighborhood in Washington, DC, this 1905 Dutch Colonial Revival underwent a whole house renovation to update it for modern life. The new mudroom and kitchen addition opens up the floor plan to create light-filled spaces that feel informal and functional. A neutral interior envelope was created to celebrate a large collection of art and furnishings.
Photo Credit: Gordon Beall Photography
UserClean lines and warm tones abound in this deliciously modern kitchen with hardworking stainless-steel appliances. Ivory walls and ceilings are trimmed with honey stained alder, a color seen again in the cabinetry. Off-white quartz countertops cap the perimeter cabinets and climb the backsplash creating a seamless look. An extra thick countertop of the same material covers the island and waterfalls to the floor on one end. The other end of the island features a raised bar supported by bronze hairpin legs. A set of Danish modern bar stools with green vinyl seats conveniently pull up to the counter. The island is punctuated by inset drawers which are clad in a durable laminate. The depth of the stained oak flooring serves to ground the space.
Eclectic InteriorsThis beautiful contemporary dark grey kitchen was designed for a young professional family home in Clapham.
Modern cabinetry and appliances were complimented with a traditional ceramic Belfast sink and floating shelves above to create a warm and inviting atmosphere to the interior.
The island was framed in stone downstands at each end and a matching stone back panel , providing beautiful design detail to the overall look.
Moroccan style tiles were used in the main kitchen area and in the rest of the room a wooden floor was laid.
This beautifully designed kitchen is still very practical and the large double utility cupboard on the right houses the boiler, washing machine and dryer
Rockwood CabinetryRemodel by Tricolor Construction
Interior Design by Maison Inc.
Photos by David Papazian
Kitchen Design ConceptsIt’s amazing how new countertops, backsplash, appliances and a fresh coat of paint on the walls can change the look of an entire kitchen. With a kitchen that already had good bones, it’s a true case of what we like to call “lipstick and makeup.” The kitchen cabinetry was already white so we left the color as is, but even so, the space resulted in an even brighter environment. The main goals for the space was to improve the kitchen design aesthetically and also improve it’s functionality. We went out with the old and in with the new all while keeping the cabinetry! Want to see how we gave this space a makeover? Read on below!
But first, check out the space before the remodel
Cabinets
As mentioned above, we maintained the white cabinets but we also removed the black painted cabinets by the wall oven and replaced it with a new microwave and oven. This resulted in a more seamless look by removing the random black cabinets. Also, already having white cabinets gave us a taste of what the space was going to become.
Countertops
Replacing the countertops probably had the biggest impact on the space. Overall, it enhanced the space and also gave the kitchen a brighter quality. The new countertops are a 3cm Caesarstone London Grey. This a popular option because it has a marble-like look, but is much stronger than marble. The countertops really tied the whole space together!
Backsplash
Previously, the kitchen only had a 4” splashlette matching the countertop, so incorporating a tile backsplash was a major requirement for our clients and overall an upgrade to the space. The featured tiles are a 3×6 Desert Grey tiles from Daltile installed in a bricklay to the left and right of the sink, and and by the opening into the family room. The grey tone on the backsplash is a wonderful accent to the space!
Fixtures and Fittings
Lastly, it wouldn’t be complete without new fixtures and fittings! With new stainless steel appliances, the sink and faucet follow suit and match the finish. All from Blanco, we have a Stellar Super Single Bowl sink in a stainless steel refined brush finish, and a Grace II Pull-down faucet in a satin nickel finish.
4,393,955 Kitchen Design Photos
Kitchen Design ConceptsIt’s amazing how new countertops, backsplash, appliances and a fresh coat of paint on the walls can change the look of an entire kitchen. With a kitchen that already had good bones, it’s a true case of what we like to call “lipstick and makeup.” The kitchen cabinetry was already white so we left the color as is, but even so, the space resulted in an even brighter environment. The main goals for the space was to improve the kitchen design aesthetically and also improve it’s functionality. We went out with the old and in with the new all while keeping the cabinetry! Want to see how we gave this space a makeover? Read on below!
But first, check out the space before the remodel
Cabinets
As mentioned above, we maintained the white cabinets but we also removed the black painted cabinets by the wall oven and replaced it with a new microwave and oven. This resulted in a more seamless look by removing the random black cabinets. Also, already having white cabinets gave us a taste of what the space was going to become.
Countertops
Replacing the countertops probably had the biggest impact on the space. Overall, it enhanced the space and also gave the kitchen a brighter quality. The new countertops are a 3cm Caesarstone London Grey. This a popular option because it has a marble-like look, but is much stronger than marble. The countertops really tied the whole space together!
Backsplash
Previously, the kitchen only had a 4” splashlette matching the countertop, so incorporating a tile backsplash was a major requirement for our clients and overall an upgrade to the space. The featured tiles are a 3×6 Desert Grey tiles from Daltile installed in a bricklay to the left and right of the sink, and and by the opening into the family room. The grey tone on the backsplash is a wonderful accent to the space!
Fixtures and Fittings
Lastly, it wouldn’t be complete without new fixtures and fittings! With new stainless steel appliances, the sink and faucet follow suit and match the finish. All from Blanco, we have a Stellar Super Single Bowl sink in a stainless steel refined brush finish, and a Grace II Pull-down faucet in a satin nickel finish.
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