Good example of what we've been talking about in the kitchen for our dinette area, although we'd do it with the table at normal table heigh instead of counter height
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nice mix of surfaces & the play of dark & light is really fun
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dig the mix of materials and the couple steps up here and there
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I like this...it's very "logde chic"
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this is very cool
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like the raised wood surface on the island
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wow, lots to like in this one, too...love the diverse geometry of the cabinet structures, the stone on the back wall, the lighting
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lots I like in this
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love the cabinet faces
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very nice, clean lines; warm woods; it's just all-around nice
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dig the contrasting materials used and the moulding-free door at back-left
the integrated wine cubbies and the dinette light fixture are both nice
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I'm a big fan of Dr. Evil's kitchen; the only thing missing is a shark with a frickin laser beam on its head
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I like the sort of disorganized geometry of this layout
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wood slats! you simply cannot go wrong with wood slats. in fact, they're slat-tastic. must incorporate something like that into the new place somehow...
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there's a lot I like about this
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I really think all rooms should have wood ceilings
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fantastic use of the clerestory windows and varied ceiling heights; light, airy, open, but still has a degree of privacy and intimacy to it
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if anybody wants to donate a ceiling like that to our new home, I'll send you my address...so cool
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amazing that something done 50 years ago still looks good; swap out that countertop and you wouldn't have to do much else to modernize it
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love love love the horizontal lines
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nice grain / finish on those cabinet faces
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really dig the horizonal lines created by the integrated pull spaces and the fact that there's no protruding hardware from the cabinet faces
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those little cubbys on the island's face are a neat idea
contrasty cabinets are neato
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