Clean, understated lines can be found in the cabinetry profile and pulls, and even the window muntins. A clever use of space, the long, slim cabinets next to the ovens house built-in spice racks and cookie trays for easy access. The modern gooseneck faucet adds a nice curve.
What was used
Custom Shaker-style cabinetry spray-painted with Benjamin Moore’s Cloud White, Francis Duquette Custom Woodworking. Stainless-steel pulls in brushed nickel, Richelieu Hardware. Antique Brown granite countertop with silver flecks, KC Granite & Marble. Sicis’s Azul Marlena backsplash tiles in polished limestone, Ciot. GE Monogram stainless-steel appliances, GE Appliances. Franke undermount stainless-steel sinks; KWC’s Deco stainless-steel faucet (island); Hansgrohe’s Interaktiv brushed-nickel faucet (by window); Taps Bath Centre. Easy Lite Mya pendant lights, The Home Depot.
Read more in Kitchen & Bath and Kitchen
You might also enjoy:
8 Comments
Does almond coloured cabinetry go with antique brown granite and can you have java coloured hardwood floors with that in the kitchen? What kind and colour of backsplash would you use? I have stainless steel appliances and am trying to figure out what the most stunning kitchen would be. I want to make sure the room is not too dark. It is a new house. The kitchen is approx. 13X13 and has a breakfast bar that overlooks the great room. There is a skylight in the kitchen.
We are renovating our kitchen and we have chosen the same colour combination as this kitchen (white cabinets and dark wood island). We are looking at doing two colours for the granite but are worried that it may look strange. We have chosen a simple antique brown for around the kitchen where the cabinets are white, and a white granite (delicatus - with some detail including some dark brown flecs that match the brown on the counter granite)for the dark brown island. Do you think this would look good? Should we do it all in one colour to be safe? Thanks
I'm doing this white and dark combo kitchen too (dark wood peninsula) but I already have new white appliances (2 years) that I am building the kitchen around. I don't like the dark shadow at night the dark floors cast but don't want beige or white either. Am thinking of something whimsical - some sort of cushion floor with abstract pattern? I also like the glass tiles for a backsplash and am having a laminate counter top of some colour - any suggestions? I want to inject a bit of colour but am having trouble committing...
This is for nmulder: I would not have 2 different colours of granite. You'll have too many colours going on; the white cabinets, brown island, the floor colour, wall colour...you just can't introduce 2 more colours with the granite. Definitely, go with 1 colour, you'll never regret it!!
Thanks for the advice Samy. We have decied to go with the antique brown for all counters. Nathalie
I have a pinelog home therefore a lot of pine inside. Floors and outside walls. We have at this time home-made pine kitchen cabinets that I want to remove and update. I have added already a huge granite counter-top which is dark brown with flecks. I was thinking a white-wash cabinets as pure white would not suit the decore (too harsh) plus maybe a few glass door cabinets for the 2 upper... I have a white fridge, oven and wall mounted microwave... any thoughts?
I have a small, north facing kitchen, with oak cupboards, and sme colour floor. The kitchen is in desperate need of re-decorating, but I have no idea what colour or texture to have on the walls in order to brighten the room up a little .
I've been searching for the perfect backsplash for my kitchen for months now and am afraid to make a decision. Do I go with glass or stone tiles? Do I go with subway or mosaic tiles? Do I make it blend with the wall color (kind of a pear green) or flow the eye up from the countertop (black oxidite laminate w/ a black Blanco sink)? OR should it resemble the floor tile? (dark grey/green ceramic) Someone give me your two cents worth & help me make a decision!