Transitional Kitchen with Subway Tile Splashback Design Ideas
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Fiorella Design, LLCisland, white marble countertop, white kitchen, subway tiles, wood floating shelves, shaker cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, light hardwood floor, black counter top ,butcher block countertop, brass lightning
Heather Nadeau Interior DesignWe added a beverage center to this beautiful kitchen redesign. It's the perfect transition from the kitchen to the family room and dining room!
Thyme & Place Design LLCThis beautiful and inviting retreat compliments the adjacent rooms creating a total home environment for entertaining, relaxing and recharging. Soft off white painted cabinets are topped with Taj Mahal quartzite counter tops and finished with matte off white subway tiles. A custom marble insert was placed under the hood for a pop of color for the cook. Strong geometric patterns of the doors and drawers create a soothing and rhythmic pattern for the eye. Balance and harmony are achieved with symmetric design details and patterns. Soft brass accented pendants light up the peninsula and seating area. The open shelf section provides a colorful display of the client's beautiful collection of decorative glass and ceramics.
Niche reDesignDated wood kitchen undergoes a transformation! The old angled island had no storage and blocked the lake view. We created a butler's pantry by stealing some of the front room space, which was converted into a small office with a barn door.
Laura Medicus InteriorsA view with the client’s existing 48″ Wolf rangetop and stainless hood. This stove was on the wall opposite and I wanted to give it some prominence and some breathing room.
Photo by Sara Yoder, Styled by Kristy Oatman
Lilyrose HomesThis townhome kitchen was previously an eat-in, and the small L-shaped was cramped. By opening the wall to the family room and expanding the counters and cabinets into the former eat-in space, the kitchen became large enough to fit an island that seats 5! With wide walkways and plenty of room to move around, this kitchen can now host large gatherings. Simple white shaker cabinets and budget-friendly granite and subway tile made for an inexpensive (and timeless) renovation.
Everything by Design / Innovative InteriorsThe kitchen's footprint did not change much; other than the Black Magma granite peninsula overhang. Note how the kneewall to the right is wrapped and painted to match its counterpart supporting the peninsula. The handle-less, counter-depth Samsung fridge is a sleek and functional feature.
Castle Building & RemodelingThankfully this Northeast home had room for its kitchen to grow. The 9 foot by 8 foot kitchen had an adjacent, 6 foot by 11 foot office space which could be given up so the kitchen could expand into it. With this all the plumbing fixtures and appliances got rearranged, larger windows were installed and a glass exterior door was added along with a little deck. The new kitchen is almost double in size, comfortably accommodating cooks, guests and a cat. Plus an adjacent, secondary stairway was taken out so a half bathroom could go in its place.
Along with a new pantry, well-made Crystal Cabinets span the kitchen to offer more storage than some know what to do with. Durable new Silestone quartz and butcher block countertops make for great working surfaces. Thoughtful plays on colors bring a sense of balance, calm, and light. Intentional selections made to make the kitchen fit with the home include; new hard wood flooring same size and species as existing, dark hardware, shaker style cabinetry and subway tile. To mix in a pop of local, colorful flare locally made Clay Squared tile is showcased above the range.
Overall the remodeled kitchen allows for a whole new way of life that is being much enjoyed!
Kristin Ferro of HBS HomeThe client originally had a partial wall that separated the Main Kitchen from the Eating Area. The wall was removed to unify both areas, creating an open space ideal for entertaining. A pass-thru wall was also eliminated to make room for a stately wood paneled hood and additional wall cabinet storage. Pipes in a soffit could not entirely be removed, so the crown moulding assembly was designed to hide the pipes and seamlessly bring the cabinets with crown to the ceiling. A pantry closet was turned in to a Beverage Center Niche with retractable counter wall cabinet doors that can be left open for easy access to glassware and mugs. Contrasting floating wood stained shelving was added to one wall for visual interest.
O’Hara InteriorsMartha O'Hara Interiors, Interior Design & Photo Styling | Troy Thies, Photography | Swan Architecture, Architect | Great Neighborhood Homes, Builder
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Transitional Kitchen with Subway Tile Splashback Design Ideas
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