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This vibrant, Craftsman-style kitchen features an island with a built-in microwave, Quartz countertops, and a custom subway tile backsplash.
On March 25, Motawi Tileworks had the distinct pleasure of being featured in an award winning design using our tile. The Sharer Design Group of Plymouth, Michigan took first prize for Interior Use of Tile in the 11th Annual Detroit Home Design Awards. The project was nothing short of stunning as the architect made the Arts and Crafts style desired by the homeowners come to life in their downtown Plymouth 1925 Arts and Crafts home.
Homeowners Steve and Cyndi had not only been longtime fans of Motawi Tileworks, but longtime customers. They first noticed Motawi while leafing through a craftsman home magazine. They saw an ad and were thrilled to learn that not only was Motawi a quick drive away in Ann Arbor, but also a proud made in the USA company...and even better...a made in Michigan company. When they bought their home, it came to them after having several owners. During the high turnover of the home, it nearly lost its Arts and Crafts appeal. It has been their goal to restore it to its original style and charm ever since. They began that process in 2000 with a Motawi fireplace...but always knew they wanted more.
Steve and Cyndi worked with The Sharer Design Group to build their dream kitchen. After the construction and installation of luxurious quarter sawn oak cabinets, it was time to add tile. Justin Sharer of The Sharer Design Group and Steve and Cyndi turned to Motawi designer Colleen Crawley, who had helped them with the fireplace years ago, for an expert kitchen design. "It couldn't have been an easier transition from drawing board to completed project."
The homeowners loved the limited edition 6x6 Pine Cone, Oak Leaf and Maple Leaf relief tiles and wanted to feature them in the design, staying true to the theme of the Arts and Crafts style of bringing nature inside. Originally, they wanted to use a yellow glaze for the field tiles, thinking it would brighten up the kitchen. Both Colleen and Justin advised against that, and Colleen suggested using Rothwell Gray with Burnt Sienna accents. "Between Justin and Colleen, they always told us what was happening and when. It was just so easy she gave us ideas, made us feel like we were contributing as well."
Steve and Cyndi were thrilled with the finished product and their guests who come by and are also fans of the style think it's amazing. We knew it was going to be done well...we don't think we ever worried about it and we couldn't wait to see it." From the smooth design process to the expert installation, it's just one more step toward giving this home the true Arts and Crafts makeover it so deserves.
Tracy Besek Photography
KuDa Photography
Complete kitchen remodel in a Craftsman style with very rich wood tones and clean painted upper cabinets. White Caesarstone countertops add a lot of light to the space as well as the new back door leading to the back yard.
Our New England customers typically save up to half the cost of buying new custom cabinets. By preserving your existing cabinetry, you can save enough to truly create the kitchen of your dreams. This makes cabinet refacing a second-to-none money saving option for your kitchen remodeling project. You can finally upgrade to a luxury counter-top, add storage accessories, decorative moldings…build in all of those bells and whistles you might have otherwise gone without due to budget concerns.
From cherry maple to off white finish, these shaker cabinets now reflect the style of this Atlanta craftsman home.
Quarter Sawn White Oak kitchen with Arts and Crafts or Craftsman details but is a Neo style with big dentils. The stiles of the doors are thicker than the rails. Dog Gates retract into the island and when extended the keep the dogs from the rest of the house. Photos by Henri Georgi
A Lacanche range was the element that drove the design of this kitchen. The stove had to be ordered from France months in advance. Architect: Blackbird Architects .General Contractor: Allen Construction. Photography: Jim Bartsch Photography
Crafty Storage - Keep your cutlery collection close at hand in a pull-out next to the cooking area (PIL-M or TOWR-J).
The key to creating an authentic Craftsman-styled kitchen is by embracing those details that embody hand-craftsmanship and hand-joinery. As a response to mass production and abundance of cheaply made goods, the craftsman design movement achieved prominence in the early 19900’s and recognized value in the work of the craftsman and artisan.
The handiwork of the cabinetmaker was idealized, and an appreciation for quality and craftsmanship was celebrated. Homes of this period were designed with an open, airy floor plan and a central hearth or gathering area. Woodwork and cabinetry became architectural focal points in warm, wood tones and joinery techniques were prominently featured.
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This Spanish colonial panel style from carvedcabinet.com (Carved Custom Cabinets) was inspired by a 200 year old, small, hand carved trunk on legs displayed in the Museum of New Mexico. It was found in a village north of Santa Fe. The trim surrounding the panels was inspired by a book on the history of woodworking in New Mexico. Finished in a honey (Miel) with dark glaze to enhance the carving and medium distressing.
The full wall treatment using azul palido tiles is enhanced by insets of tile inspired by the folk art images taken from the vintage Mexican game of 'Lotteria'. The 'Lotteria' tile was designed and made specifically for this exciting project which is located in Tesuque, New Mexico.
Stove is a vintage O'Keefe and Merritt.