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Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
Concrete countertops and white painted cabinets contrast with the texture of the savalged wideplank wood floors in this kitchen.
Green Goods
Design by Heather Tissue; construction by Green Goods
Kitchen remodel featuring carmelized strand woven bamboo plywood, maple plywood and paint grade cabinets, custom bamboo doors, handmade ceramic tile, custom concrete countertops
Rylock Australia
Double Glazed - Sliding Window, Bifold Door & Specialist Windows with ColorBond™ Monument Frame and Black Hardware
S+H Construction
Architect: Charles Myer & Partners
Interior Design: Andra Birkerts
Photo Credit: Eric Roth
McKeithan Design Studio, LLC
The Hill Kitchen is a one of a kind space. This was one of my first jobs I worked on in Nashville, TN. The Client just fired her cabinet guy and gave me a call out of the blue to ask if I can design and build her kitchen. Well, I like to think it was a match made in heaven. The Hill's Property was out in the country and she wanted a country kitchen with a twist. All the upper cabinets were pretty much built on-site. The 150 year old barn wood was stubborn with a mind of it's own. All the red, black glaze, lower cabinets were built at our shop. All the joints for the upper cabinets were joint together using box and finger joints. To top it all off we left as much patine as we could on the upper cabinets and topped it off with layers of wax on top of wax. The island was also a unique piece in itself with a traditional white with brown glaze the island is just another added feature. What makes this kitchen is all the details such as the collection of dishes, baskets and stuff. It's almost as if we built the kitchen around the collection. Photo by Kurt McKeithan
Baxter Projects
Andrew Kist
A 750 square foot top floor apartment is transformed from a cramped and musty two bedroom into a sun-drenched aerie with a second floor home office recaptured from an old storage loft. Multiple skylights and a large picture window allow light to fill the space altering the feeling throughout the days and seasons. Views of New York Harbor, previously ignored, are now a daily event.
Featured in the Fall 2016 issue of Domino, and on Refinery 29.
Paula Ables Interiors
"After" photo The rectangle of white marble in the island was re-purposed from the former island. It was much needed item for the clients occupation and we loved the green aspect of using something the client already owned.
Remodel by Paula Ables Interiors
Builder: Roger Lawrence
Photographer: Coles Hairston
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