Kitchen
Colors and Patterns
stools + tile
There was no overarching logic to the changes in the house or which elements were bought and which were made from scratch. “In terms of furnishings and style, we must say that it was indecision that led us to this result. We have used a lot of recovered items, and blended Shabby Chic and contemporary styles. We like many different styles, and since we failed to find one overarching style, we decided to decorate each room differently. We looked for inspiration in magazines, on our travels and on the web. Houzz was a valuable tool,” Zampini says.The stairs next to the kitchen lead to the ground floor, which houses the bathroom and the laundry.Kitchen: Cucine Lube
Finally, this kitchen sings with the harmonizing trio of modern farmhouse style. The consistent lines of the shiplapped walls act as an excellent backdrop for a collection of accessories that exude old-fashioned sophistication. The antique Oushak runner is a soft counterpoint to the angular lines of the industrial sconces above. This kitchen has classic appeal that the homeowners are sure to love for many years.Read more about this kitchenMoreDesign Recipe: How to Get a Farmhouse-Style Kitchen6 Bathrooms Freshen Up With Farmhouse Style
7. Gray. Is gray the new white? It’s hard to say for sure, but for those who like a light and airy look but are tired of white, a sumptuous gray or gray-beige is the next best thing.At first thought, you might expect gray to seem cold and off-putting. However, as you can see in these examples, a wide range of tones, from charcoal to clay to just-off-white, make an excellent complement to wood floors or shelves for a welcoming palette that feels anything but chilly.Read more about designing a gray and white kitchen
5. Metallics. For those homeowners who love the crisp, industrial appeal of steel, why stop at the appliances? Consider bringing that “chef’s kitchen” vibe to your entire set of cabinets.Stainless steel door and drawer fronts give a cool, ready-to-work look to your cabinets, for serious home chefs or just fans of industrial style.
quarter sawn white oak finished in a custom gray stain
Good kitchen Lighting
high hood
Colors, Texture
like the colors, (not the stools, lighting, cabinets)
Love this color and material combo
I like the mix of wood with decorative tile. Light and stools a bit bland.
Everything I don't like to make something I do. Interesting.
Doors
Cabnets: Gray Huskie, Benjamin Moore;
I kind of like the hood area.
White Oak
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