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Which Appliance Finish Should You Choose for Your Kitchen?

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Erin Carlyle
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Popular Layouts for Remodeled Kitchens Now

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mixture of mat and glossy tiles subtle effect

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Top Kitchen and Cabinet Styles in Kitchen Remodels

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Corner. Turning an awkward blind corner into a bookcase gives extra detailing and easy access to cookbooks and other reference materials.

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wood tone needed in white kitchen

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1. Rustic and Roomy Designers: Jean Rehkamp Larson and Amanda Kay of Rehkamp Larson Architects Location: Deerwood, Minnesota Size: 325 square feet (30.2 square meters) Year built: 2015 Homeowners’ request: A generous kitchen with room for multiple generations to cook and socialize when they’re not out on the lake, where they take out their boat, swim, read books and have campfires in the evening. “This family wanted the space to feel hearty and laid-back with a nod to vintage log cabins, but still be light-filled and elegant,” architect Jean Rehkamp Larson says. Special feature: The integrated wall of storage, seen here on the left, includes a pantry, wall ovens and a range. “In a kitchen with lots of windows and few upper cabinets, a walk-in pantry answers the storage question,” Rehkamp Larson says. “We chose to make the pantry door and range hood disappear in order to let the symmetrical composition of windows, sinks and cabinetry be the focus and draw us into the space.” Designer secret: Keeping the palette of colors simple. “This allows us to experience the whole space as an elegant, unified composition and leaves visual space to add elements such as unique light fixtures, ...

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