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The kitchen cabinet colors are as follows: Peninsula- Benjamin Moore Delray Gray #1614 Perimeter cabinets- Benjamin Moore Graytint #1611 As I mentioned, the photo doesn't really show the colors very accurately- the Delray gray is quite a bit darker than it appears in the photo. The cabinets that are part of the framed opening- to the right of the peninsula are Benjamin Moore Dune White #968. I also love F&B Pavilion Gray (Smoke Embers is BM equivalent)
A pullout work surface gives Wilson extra prep space. The engineered quartz countertop wraps around the wall to become storage and cocktail bar space for the dining room (shown later in this story). Wilson clears off that extra countertop area and dusts it with flour on nights when she’s rolling out dough to make fresh ravioli.Exposed ceiling beams — the one in the foreground is original to the home — and caged bulb lights fit with the industrial-transitional style Ferrarini was going for.Ephesians rug in sky blue, beige and medium gray: Surya
After. Ferrarini reconfigured the kitchen so Wilson would be able to see straight through the home to the backyard as soon as she walks in the front door. Putting two glass-paneled doors in the center of the back wall led him to a galley-style layout. From there, he knew he wanted to tuck the taller elements like the refrigerator and pantry cabinets on the left. That meant the right wall could be a bit airier with the range and sink.“Never in a million years would I have thought to flip the kitchen how he did, and this is what I do for a living,” Wilson says. “It’s really remarkable.”Wall range hood, 30 inches: Proline; conduit one-light flush mounts in old silver: Troy Lighting; cabinet paint: Naval, Sherwin-WilliamsWatch: See more of this new kitchen transformation
3. The Range CenterTwo configurations, a range or a cooktop with wall ovens, comprise the range center, where cooking food and preparation for serving takes place. Place these functions toward or near the dining room. Anything that involves the cooking process needs to be within the range center. Ovens with ample countertop space next to or closely across from them provide a spot to set down hot items quickly. In immediate and obvious proximity to the range center, put potholders and other items that aid in handling hot cookware. Also use this location to transfer cooked food to serving dishes. Plan to store platters, bowls and other equipment used to get food to the table around the range center.
3. More color in kitchens. White will always be a classic palette for kitchens, as the annual Houzz kitchen trends study continues to show. But its increased popularity means there’s going to be some all-white-kitchen fatigue as homeowners look for ways to personalize their space. So while white kitchens aren’t even close to going away, expect to see a rise in color for the kitchen, especially other neutrals like gray and blue. Plus, warm wood tones are becoming a popular replacement for painted cabinets, leading to sophisticated, rich palettes.3 Modern Kitchens That Rock Warm Wood Cabinets
8. Sculptural StandoutTiny powder rooms don’t offer much chance for sculpture unless you get creative. This modern take on an antler chandelier is the star of this room, while a chic round mirror and 3D walls are strong supporting players.Design takeaway: Stellar light fixtures and chandeliers aren’t just for dining rooms — adding one to a powder room can transform the space into a jewel box.
The stainless backsplash and the placement of the electric switches.
IKEA Grimslov cabinets. BM Chantilly Lace ceiling. But not the walls - too blue (BM Gray Cloud).
Calming. Nice floors.
Fireplace wall
Love the ladder, the flat pebble floor mixed with Moroccan accent, and shower seat.
Ipe bump out
Ipe and Hardin panel.
Ipe facade with steel wrapped corners.
Exposed lighting - from the ceiling
Love this whole house, but the lighting throughout really sets off the architecture.
Trussed ceiling and lighting
Floor tile from Emery et Cien
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