Contemporary Kitchen with Stone Tile Splashback Design Ideas
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Manchester Architects, Inc.
This petit little kitchen is much larger than it looks! Great appliances, and loads of storage that includes an in-wall pantry cabinet. Open shelving between Kitchen and Dining that allows access from both sides and keeps a feeling of openess.
Brent Moss Photography
Traditions in Tile
Walker Zanger Waterfall stone/glass blend with a seagrass field backsplash by: Timberline Construction
A. Bollman & Sons.
Why buy new when you can expand? This family home project comprised of a 2-apartment combination on the 30th floor in a luxury high rise in Manhattan's Upper East side. A real charmer offering it's occupants a total of 2475 Square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. and 2 balconies. Custom details such as cold rolled steel sliding doors, beautiful bespoke hardwood floors, plenty of custom mill work cabinetry and built-ins, private master bedroom suite, which includes a large windowed bath including a walk-in shower and free-standing tub. Take in the view and relax!
MW Design Workshop
The detail to notice in this photo is the matched grain across the upper cabinets, even the ones that are at different heights. Photos: Steve Pearson
Meghan Carter Design Inc.
A traditional galley-style kitchen is given new life with IKEA cabinets finished with custom doors. Extra space left by the IKEA cabinet sizing was used to create a custom wine rack. The upper cabinets have a stepped shaker door profile while the lower cabinets have a beaded edge profile. the combination adds variety and interest without overwhelming the space with too many of the same door profile. Large open shelves provide plenty of space for cookbooks and display cookware. The calcatta marble backsplash is timeless and adds soft yet dramatic visual texture to an otherwise simple white kitchen. Soft gray walls and medium brown oak flooring adds further warmth.
Leslie Goodwin Photography
LaRue Architects
The bridged entry leads directly into a glass-walled Living area that overlooks the expansive golf course below. Located on a very steep lot, this house circuitously responds to the hillside landscape, allowing for amazing views from almost every room in the house.
Published:
Design Bureau, February 2013
Luxe interiors + design, Austin + Hill Country Edition, Winter 2013
Votre Maison: Quebec, Autumn 2012
Living Magazine: Brazil, June 2012
Austin Home, Winter 2011
Austin Lifestyle Magazine, June 2011
Luxury Home Quarterly: November 2010
Austin American Statesman, October 2010
Contemporary Stone & Tile Design, Summer 2010 (Cover)
Photo Credit: Coles Hairston
Contemporary Kitchen with Stone Tile Splashback Design Ideas
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