Kitchen with Blue Splashback and Slate Floors Design Ideas
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Rick Miles Artisans
This farmhouse style kitchen features white flush inset cabinetry with new black cup pulls and a stunning blue marble backsplash.
The Kitchen Designer
Walls were removed and doors moved to open this kitchen to the living/dining room and outdoor living. External door to the laundry was removed and a matching window at splashback level was installed. The existing slate floors were retained and repaired. A warm white laminate was used for the main doors and drawer fronts with timber veneer highlights added to open shelves and overhead cabinets. Black feature canopy chosen to match the floor and black glass induction cooktop. A pullout spice cabinet beside the cooktop and adjacent pantry provide food storage and lots of drawers for crockery, cutlery and pots & pans.
Vicki Morskate, [V]Style+Imagery
Cornerstone Landscapes
Walkway lighting and flagstone to outdoor kitchen overlooking the ocean. Indoor/outdoor living on the Mesa in Santa Barbara.
DBK Home
This kitchen was re-imagined, using the existing perimeter cabinets, flooring, and appliances; paired with a new island, new counters, backsplash, open shelving, millwork and a little paint. The space now flows and functions beautifully. The high ceilings and simple craftsman details create the perfect space for showcasing the homeowners quirky art and collectibles; and the colors of the natural slate floor helped us decide on the colors to use throughout the space.
Lindsay Perry
Rosenhaus Design Group, Inc.
Mark Rosenhaus, CKD. A lot can happen in a room only six feet wide yet ten feet tall. Start with the curved ‘skylight’, notice how the arrangement of cabinets moves towards the focal point outside the glass door.
The diagonal lines of the handles and knobs and proportions of the cabinets create familiar patterns similar to stars in a constellation.
The lift up, swing up, sliding doors provide unencumbered access in this narrow room.
Rosenhaus Design Group, Inc.
Mark Rosenhaus, CKD. A lot can happen in a room only six feet wide yet ten feet tall. Start with the curved ‘skylight’, notice how the arrangement of cabinets moves towards the focal point outside the glass door.
The diagonal lines of the handles and knobs and proportions of the cabinets create familiar patterns similar to stars in a constellation.
The lift up, swing up, sliding doors provide unencumbered access in this narrow room.
Mountain Log Homes of CO, Inc.
Woodhouse The Timber Frame Company custom Post & Bean Mortise and Tenon Home. 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath with covered decks, main floor master, lock-off caretaker unit over 2-car garage. Expansive views of Keystone Ski Area, Dillon Reservoir, and the Ten-Mile Range.
The Kitchen Designer
Walls were removed and doors moved to open this kitchen to the living/dining room and outdoor living. External door to the laundry was removed and a matching window at splashback level was installed. The existing slate floors were retained and repaired. A warm white laminate was used for the main doors and drawer fronts with timber veneer highlights added to open shelves and overhead cabinets. Black feature canopy chosen to match the floor and black glass induction cooktop. A pullout spice cabinet beside the cooktop and adjacent pantry provide food storage and lots of drawers for crockery, cutlery and pots & pans.
Vicki Morskate, [V]Style+Imagery
Kitchen with Blue Splashback and Slate Floors Design Ideas
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