Kitchen with Shaker Cabinets and Brown Splashback Design Ideas
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JM Kitchen & Bath Design
Full Kitchen Renovation project with Omega Custom cabinetry.
Master: Custom Cabinets by Omega
Maple wood, Dunkirk Door, Smokey Hills Stain with Iced top coat.
Kitchens By Design
Dura Supreme quarter sawn oak cabinetry with shaker door style and custom hood. The unique items include arched valance on upper cabinets, rustic hardware, and hand made tile. The granite is Golden River. Photography by Stewart Crenshaw.
WL Kitchen & Home
Classically inspired white stained kitchen Pine Brook, NJ
Combining elements of a modern design within a classic inspired kitchen. Stained in a beautiful white patina, the use of fixtures and natural light allows for the interior of the space to be incredibly well illuminated. With the incorporation of other specific fixtures and details per our clients' request, a strong contrast can be seen between the central island and the surrounding white cabinetry. Balanced well with the use of detailed moldings throughout the space.
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Humphrey Munson
The kitchen of a large country house is not what it used to be. Dark, dingy and squirrelled away out of sight of the homeowners, the kitchen was purely designed to cater for the masses. Today, the ultimate country kitchen is a light, airy open room for actually living in, with space to relax and spend time in each other’s company while food can be easily prepared and served, and enjoyed all within a single space. And while catering for large shooting parties, and weekend entertaining is still essential, the kitchen also needs to feel homely enough for the family to enjoy themselves on a quiet mid-week evening.
This main kitchen of a large country house in the Cotswolds is the perfect example of a respectful renovation that brings an outdated layout up to date and provides an incredible open plan space for the whole family to enjoy together. When we design a kitchen, we want to capture the scale and proportion of the room while incorporating the client’s brief of how they like to cook, dine and live.
Photo Credit: Paul Craig
May Construction, Inc.
In a successful small kitchen, every element must pull its weight. We installed new cabinets from floor to ceiling, fitting a combination of shelves, deep drawers and custom pullouts, making every cabinet usable. Stealing the show is tile above the cooktop, it provides a visual drawing card with its textural beauty and a creative layout. Convenient can lighting, modern stainless-steel appliances and a new glass laundry door bring in lots of natural light for this stunning petite kitchen.
Cabinet-S-Top
In this 1930’s home, the kitchen had been previously remodeled in the 90’s. The goal was to make the kitchen more functional, add storage and bring back the original character of the home. This was accomplished by removing the adjoining wall between the kitchen and dining room and adding a peninsula with a breakfast bar where the wall once existed. A redesign of the original breakfast nook created a space for the refrigerator, pantry, utility closet and coffee bar which camouflages the radiator. An exterior door was added so the homeowner could gain access to their back patio. The homeowner also desired a better solution for their coats, so a small mudroom nook was created in their hallway. The products installed were Waypoint 630F Cherry Spice Cabinets, Sangda Falls Quartz with Double Roundover Edge on the Countertop, Crystal Shores Random Linear Glass Tile - Sapphire Lagoon Backsplash,
and Hendrik Pendant Lights.
Sheri's Design and Consulting
The large wood beam, brick tile backsplash, and exposed brick post add to the rustic feel of this kitchen.
La Grange, Illinois
Matthew Fowler, Architect
A detail view of the kitchen with a farmhouse porcelain sink and butcherblock maple counter and backsplash from John Boos. Lower cabinets have shaker style front panels painted in light gray green, and upper shelving is also painted light gray green. The built-in Sub Zero refrigerator also has shaker style front panels. A matching pantry at the other end of the kitchen mirrors the refrigerator.
Kitchen with Shaker Cabinets and Brown Splashback Design Ideas
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