420 Billeder af amerikansk køkken med metallisk stænkplade
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PureBuild Inc.The pressed tin tile backsplash complements the brushed steel range hood and appliances.
Videre DecorGreen concrete counters in this kitchen are accented with copper tiles and a copper sink. Orange upholstery on the vintage bar stools add whimsy while complementing the unique color palette in the custom roman shade.
Foremost InteriorsKitchen features pre-finished engineered hardwood floors-Natural Malaysian walnut in a satin finish. The kitchen backsplash is a 3x12 glass, gold-metallic tile. Countertops are granite.
One Kings LaneThe Cabinets BEFORE: Not only were my cabinets a dull-yellow wood, but they were mismatched as well. To mimic the glass-front cabinets I loved so much, Megan suggested a simple change: Remove the doors on the upper cabinets and fill them with new, simple glassware.
Photos by Lesley Unruh.
Sustainable KitchensSustainable Kitchens - Colour by Numbers Kitchen. A large array of Farrow & Ball's brightest colours brighten up this room. With flat panelled plywood cabinets with routed pulls and single width island that have been created to cater for this extremely bespoke design. Oak flooring sits in contrast to the stainless steel worktops and splashback. Colours used include: Babouche, Arsenic. Charlotte's Lock, Nancy's Blushes, Stone Blue, St. Giles Blue.
Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & BathChevy Chase, Maryland Craftsman Kitchen
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Edmond Kitchen & Bath LLCThis project began with the goal of updating both style and function to allow for improved ease of use for a wheelchair. The previous space was overstuffed with an island that didn't really fit, an over-sized fridge in a location that complicated a primary doorway, and a 42" tall high bar that was inaccessible from a wheelchair. Our clients desired a space that would improve wheelchair use for both cooking or just being in the room, yet did not look like an ADA space. It became a story of less is more, and subtle, thoughtful changes from a standard design.
After working through options, we designed an open floorplan that provided a galley kitchen function with a full 5 ft walkway by use of a peninsula open to the family den. This peninsula is highlighted by a drop down, table-height countertop wrapping the end and long backside that is now accessible to all members of the family by providing a perfect height for a flexible workstation in a wheelchair or comfortable entertaining on the backside. We then dropped the height for cooking at the new induction cooktop and created knee space below. Further, we specified an apron front sink that brings the sink closer in reach than a traditional undermount sink that would have countertop rimming in front. An articulating faucet with no limitations on reach provides full range of access in the sink. The ovens and microwave were also situated at a height comfortable for use from a wheelchair. Where a refrigerator used to block the doorway, a pull out is now located giving easy access to dry goods for cooks at all heights. Every element within the space was considered for the impact to our homes occupants - wheelchair or not, even the doorswing on the microwave.
Now our client has a kitchen that every member of the family can use and be a part of. Simple design, with a well-thought out plan, makes a difference in the lives of another family.
Photos by David Cobb Photography
420 Billeder af amerikansk køkken med metallisk stænkplade
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