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What type of cabinets are these? Color, stain or paint? Thanks

10 years ago

Type of cabinets? Color?

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Donna Benedetto Designs LLC.
10 years ago
The cabinets were custom made with a completely custom paint finish
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Bay Ridge Windows & Doors Design Center
9 years ago
what is the custom paint finish?
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If you want to paint, paint. I think I'd agree with the people who suggest professional re spraying though unless you love diy and love the idea of being able to change the colour yourself relatively quickly. I recently painted a dresser (heavily stained and varnished wood, nowhere near as nice as yours) and a chest of drawers (bog standard orange pine) and unless you can take the wood right back it takes coats and COATS and a lot of patience to get a good finish. It is worth it though! Personally, I'd go for a greyish blue on the bottom half, White worktops, and paint the uppers the same white as the tiles (there's nothing intrinsically wrong with them, a classic choice that won't date). Put in a steel splashback behind the cooker (it should be possible to fit over tiles) to tone with your handles and a hard wearing natural fibre rug on the floor to break up the dark grey. A few wood accessories and the usual bits and pieces to finish.
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Hi Tacey, The clean white form of the kitchen looks lovely, its a nice room. You definitely need lights above the wall units, this will bounce off the ceiling and into the room. At the risk of being too direct, throw the green paint away, you don't need it.. If you want colour in this room use the glass display cabinet and put some beautiful coloured glass in there. I sometimes put Japanese inspired flower arrangements on the middle of islands to add a modern structure and punch some colour in. The advantage to both of these methods is that you can change the colour scheme when ever you like. One idea that would transform the room: Put an American shutter up on the window. White with wide 80mm slats. Make sure the slat control is concealed, don't let them sell you a shutter with that awful rod down the middle. This will look amazing in this room. If you really fancy being adventurous mirror the window wall around the shutters above the splash back. You will need to make templates and have the mirror cut to those to ensure a perfect fit. Visually the room will double in size as your eye is tricked into seeing the furniture repeated as a reflection. I know it sounds a little "out there" but I have done this on many occasions and it works amazingly well. Hope that helps, Martin - www.angel-martin.com
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I was once told that you shouldn’t have more than 2 types of wood in only one space. The floor looks lovely and I’d be tempted to paint all the wooden furniture so that they read as a matching set. Rather than make them a ‘feature’ with a bright coloured paint, I’d push them into the background using a white wooden stain or antique white cracked paint. Add a toughened glass top to help reflect daylight giving protecting to the paint. If budget allowed, I’d be tempted to invest in a neutral coloured rug bringing more daylight into the room. It could be look very sophisticated!
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Can I suggest you consider either a "glued down" floor from Karndean, or alternatively either their Palioclick or Korlok products, which are click lock flooring designed specifically for "wet" areas such as kitchens & bathrooms, and are extremely hard wearing? You can choose whether to lay before or after installing the kitchen itself, and there are a wonderful range of both tile and woodgrain options. A sample image of a white kitchen with a Korlok floor that was narrow and with limited light - I don't have an equivalent with a similar worktop to yours, but trust me - it would look wonderful!
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Donna Benedetto Designs LLC.
9 years ago
We custom mixed the colors onsite to work with the rest of the palette in the space, I do not have on file the exact mix and proportion of colors we used.

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