Kitchen
Oil and utensil pullouts. In another example of well-designed cabinetry, narrow pullout cabinets on both sides of the range offer space for frequently used cooking oils, as well as utensils — a nice convenience for a frequent cook. Cabinets: custom, rift sawn oak, stained gray and glazed with a white glaze; countertops: white marble, Rye Marble; hardware: Vinci pull, SchaubRead more about this kitchenMoreThe 10 Most Popular New Kitchen Photos of 2017The Most Popular New Bathroom Photos of 2017
Pantry cabinet. This pantry cabinet in Ireland brings a highly efficient storage area into the kitchen workspace. Pantry storage areas like this are seen in the U.K., where it is known as a larder. It often is hidden behind double cabinetry doors in the kitchen rather than being in a separate room. The doors open to a storage system with open shelves on top, spice racks on the doors and bottom drawers or bins. The shelves usually are shallow enough so everything can be seen at a glance. This larder has a pullout work surface and a tall appliance shelf as a stand mixer, turning it into a baking center as well.See more U.K. pantries like this one
Chandelier over Island
i like the colour of the cabinets1. Soft, muted color palettes. Good news if you’re already thinking about switching up your color scheme: Kitchen colors are changing, according to interior designer Jane Lockhart. Though white motifs will still dominate, everything from cabinets to backsplashes will be done in less saturated tones. “Charcoal, grays and even neutral pastels like pale blue, pale green gray and tinted whites are the new alternative to the standard white,” she says. She also foresees kitchens sporting lighter wood tones, including walnuts, whitewashed woods and white oak in rift grain.Bold primary colors, on the other hand, will be placed on the back burner. Interior designer Gail Drury says they’re definitely out as accent colors. “Drier colors will become popular,” she says. “Muted blues and greens and pale yellow pastel will be used as accent colors.”
tile floor & soapstone counter
tile floor & soapstone
soapstone counter & colours
plain tiles next to counter top colours
Appliance garage
9. Whom shall I hire? Perhaps the most important decision you’ll make when undertaking a building project is choosing the right people to work on it.Some building companies will take on your whole project, with responsibility for the building work, cabinetry, and electrical and plumbing considerations too. If you aren’t planning a lot of structural change, however, you may need to employ just a cabinetmaker, who may or may not come with a certified plumber or electrician. Bear in mind that if you need tiling or plastering, this probably will cost extra. Check with the cabinetmakers beforehand about exactly what they’re agreeing to do so that you aren’t left with annoying odd jobs when they’re gone.Search on Houzz for home professionals in your area and check out their profiles to see if their previous work fits in with your vision. Read reviews from previous customers too. Alternatively, ask friends, neighbors and colleagues who have had kitchens done recently about whether they’d recommend their builder or installer, and don’t be shy about asking to see examples of previous work. Most kitchen firms will offer an installation service, and this can provide peace of mind if you don’t...
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