Mediterranean Kitchen with Grey Splashback Design Ideas
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Jule Lucero, Interior & Architectural Designer
Jule Lucero recreated these kitchen cabinets to take advantage of the high, flat ceiling. She added built-up crown molding to create balance, elegance and an architectural statement. Glass front cabinet doors were added, as were open shelves, to strategically add visual depth. Seeded, bubble glass was used to create blurred privacy for flexible storage use.
The cabinets were stripped (originally a stained dark mahogany), painted a crisp, warm white to offset the custom oak flooring,
The island was increased with a new granite top, and custom recess with new corbels, for casual coffee, or dining.
The Kitchen Store
This kitchen design project forms part of a reconfiguration of the ground floor, creating a new kitchen/diner/living space by removing existing dividing walls.
The client, who originates from Spain wanted a kitchen that reflected the colours of her home which inspired us to use soft and warm tones.
This kitchen design is focused around storage and display areas which were important to the client, she had wanted the addition of an island, but the room was too narrow so we worked around that by using a peninsular so that it is possible to prepare food and look out to the rest of the room. This design benefits from all the standard appliances plus a Bora hob and Quooker tap.
Fran Kerzner- DESIGN SYNTHESIS
Photography by Cristopher Nolasco
Custom Acanthus Mosaic backsplash in Quartz, Lapis Lazuli, Blue Spinel and Mica jewel glass Color
Sater Design Collection, Inc.
The Sater Design Collection's luxury, Tuscan home plan "Monterchi" (Plan #6965). saterdesign.com
Karen Childress Designs
Light oak cabinets stained darker transformed the existing kitchen. Granite with lots of movement is the focal point of this kitchen. The lighted potrack, new custom venthood, and stainless appliances will bring the homeowner many years of enjoyment.
Photo credits: Melinda Ortley
02A Studio | Architettura & Design
L’ elemento chiave del progetto è stato l’ insolito posizionamento della cucina nell’ area di passaggio tra la zona giorno e la zona notte.
Fotografia: Giulia Natalia Comito
The Muir Showrooms
Modern lazy susans are mounted to a shelf for better stability, rather than rotating on a central pole.
Mediterranean Kitchen with Grey Splashback Design Ideas
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