An Industrial Shaker Kitchen Contemporary Kitchen
Oak shaker style kitchen painted with Farrow & Ball Down Pipe. The worktop is premium black honed granite. White metro tiles with stainless steel Smeg oven and hood add a perfect industrial touch. The high ceilings have made it possible to have narrower and taller units for extra storage in this small apartment kitchen.
Small contemporary l-shaped separate kitchen in Other with shaker cabinets, granite benchtops, white splashback, stainless steel appliances, medium hardwood floors, no island, grey cabinets and subway tile splashback. — Houzz
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Amanda Pollard added this to 7 Ways to Pair Dark Kitchen Cabinets With Dark Benchtops
7. Make it cohesiveCreate a balance between the cabinets and the benchtops by choosing a unifying element. Here the designers opted for black cabinet knobs, which match the black benchtop. By using the same black tone in a detail on the cabinets, they created a space that feels harmonious and considered.How to Pair Kitchen Splashbacks and Benchtops With Ease
LWK London Kitchens added this to A Good Fit: 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Kitchen Designer
6. What’s the timescale?It’s important to research a kitchen company before committing to them, including how they operate, and the likely timescale this means for your project. Timescales vary between companies. If you order materials, fixtures or fittings from, for example, a European-based company, it will generally take longer, because they need to be imported. Bespoke designs also take longer, even if they use wholly local materials and suppliers.If you know the timescale for each phase of your project, it will help you plan for it and ensure it all goes smoothly. This includes knowing how long the demolishers and trades are likely to be on site, how long you’ll be without a working oven and sink, and how long any remedial works will take. Knowing the project duration also means you can make sure you’ve chosen the finishing touches, such as lighting or wall paint, in time. Your kitchen designer should give you an estimated completion date from the point of order.
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Lena C added this to My ideas
shows me how the blue can be quite uninspiring
nharri1 added this to Kitchen
White tiles with black units and worktop
Thanks belonderful. The cabinets are painted in Farrow & Ball Downpipe.