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HyggeHus
This is a major, comprehensive kitchen remodel on a home over 100 years old. 14" solid brick exterior walls and ornate architraves that replicate the original architraves which were preserved around the historic residence.
Pedini NW
This condo kitchen remodel completely transformed the space! We removed the builder-grade wood cabinetry that was originally installed in the building and put in sleek matte lacquer cabinets with Caesarstone countertops and full-height backsplash. The appliances also got an upgrade to a full Miele package! The wall on the left side of the island was originally solid and blocked the view of the space from the entry. We opened in up to become a "picture frame" wall since we couldn't remove the entire thing due to plumbing and electrical running through it. The result is a much brighter, open kitchen with far more storage!
Waterview Kitchens
Gorgeous French Country style kitchen featuring a rustic cherry hood with coordinating island. White inset cabinetry frames the dark cherry creating a timeless design.
Two Hands Interiors
A traditional costal kitchen with white shaker cabinets, marble-look quartz countertops and a soft blue subway tile backsplash from Sonoma Tilemakers. Visual Comfort/Circa Lighting Merchant Lantern over the island and a custom hood add charm.
Fishcamp Custom LLC.
The distressed painted cabinets work to compliment the Tabarka Studio tiles not only in a seemless color scheme but also with the "new but old" rustic style. This kitchen is made complete by the copper overhead hood and steel crown moulding.
Dreyer Architecture
This open plan kitchen / living / dining room features a large south facing window seat and cantilevered cast concrete central kitchen island.
The bright splash of orange contrasts the black kitchen furniture.
Spratley & Partners
A creative approach to volume and placement proved key to unlocking green belt and planning restrictions for the extension to the Coach House.
Surplus outbuildings were demolished and their footprint redistributed into the extension of the main house, while the material palette and site layout respect the style of a traditional farmstead courtyard.
Double-height glazed links visually separate newer elements, minimising the impact on the original listed structure and enhancing views to the surrounding countryside.
Partners 4, Design
Project:: Partners 4, Design, 2019
Designer:: Anne Newman, ASID
Cabinetry:: Crystal Cabinets
Photography:: Gilbertson Photography
L-shaped Kitchen with Panelled Appliances Design Ideas
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