Kitchen with Grey Cabinets and Vaulted Design Ideas
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Laura Medicus Interiors
This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living.
For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here.
Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman.
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Studio M Kitchen & Bath
The space was designed to optimize functionality and maximize storage. Durable, climate-defying Naturekast Outdoor Cabinets were selected to ensure that cabinetry will look beautiful year after year – regardless of the weather.
Anne-Mette Fiil Boligindretning / FIIL & FIIL
Smukt snedker produceret køkken fra Kvänum. Den fine gråbrune farve passer fint til den grågrønne vægfarve fra Farrow & Ball. Greb i messing og bordplade i marmor.
De åbne hylder giver en fin møblering i rummet som vender ud mod spisestuen.
RAO Design Studio, Inc.
A mixed palette of materials both enlivens and modulates this simple kitchen. Handle-free SieMatic Pure Design cabinetry in a light pine woodgrain laminate balance with the peninsula which acts as a room divider and which contrasts in a gloss graphite gray. The unifying element is the Caesarstone London Grey countertops and backsplashes, which are nearly white in color with subtle veining. The composition is interesting but not overstated in contrast or tone.
Esslinger Design Company
The bones were good, but an update was dearly needed.
Cabinets painted, quartz installed (countertop and backsplash), faucets and hardware replaced, and some uppers were replaced with floating shelves and sconces.
Photography by Picture Perfect House
Laura Medicus Interiors
This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living.
For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here.
Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman.
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First Choice Custom Builders
Rustic finishes on this custom barndo kitchen. Rustic beams, faux finish cabinets and concrete floors.
Diane Berry Kitchens
This luxury German kitchen has concealed split level dishwasher and concealed ovens, The huge island has a large built in sink with Quooker bronze tap and matching soap dispenser, Miele flush mounted induction hob with attached worktops extractor and a induction Wok hob. A circular breakfast bar with stools and a metal wire feature pendant light. Dining table and a relaxation space, outside has the most amazing entertaining space
Neil Kelly Company
Warm grey in combination with natural wood is a signature of Pacific Northwest contemporary style. This open kitchen remodel features stained oak flat-panel cabinets, quartz counter tops, glazed ceramic tile backsplash, and an integrated copper serving table.
National Association of the Remodeling Industry
Hammer Contractors, Rockville, Maryland, 2022 Regional CotY Award Winner, Entire House $750,001 to $1,000,000
Timothy James Interiors
COUNTRY HOUSE INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT
We were thrilled to be asked to provide our full interior design service for this luxury new-build country house, deep in the heart of the Lincolnshire hills.
Our client approached us as soon as his offer had been accepted on the property – the year before it was due to be finished. This was ideal, as it meant we could be involved in some important decisions regarding the interior architecture. Most importantly, we were able to input into the design of the kitchen and the state-of-the-art lighting and automation system.
This beautiful country house now boasts an ambitious, eclectic array of design styles and flavours. Some of the rooms are intended to be more neutral and practical for every-day use. While in other areas, Tim has injected plenty of drama through his signature use of colour, statement pieces and glamorous artwork.
FORMULATING THE DESIGN BRIEF
At the initial briefing stage, our client came to the table with a head full of ideas. Potential themes and styles to incorporate – thoughts on how each room might look and feel. As always, Tim listened closely. Ideas were brainstormed and explored; requirements carefully talked through. Tim then formulated a tight brief for us all to agree on before embarking on the designs.
METROPOLIS MEETS RADIO GAGA GRANDEUR
Two areas of special importance to our client were the grand, double-height entrance hall and the formal drawing room. The brief we settled on for the hall was Metropolis – Battersea Power Station – Radio Gaga Grandeur. And for the drawing room: James Bond’s drawing room where French antiques meet strong, metallic engineered Art Deco pieces. The other rooms had equally stimulating design briefs, which Tim and his team responded to with the same level of enthusiasm.
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