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Kitchen Ideas

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some pans stored on edge due to dividers

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glass rail to basement

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lighting under the island

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strip light channel

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strip plugs on countertop

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variable front depths

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srainless steel shelf

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like the variable height doors, if we did this for our fridge, make doors not match the fridge joints

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horizontal tile

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and the drawer stores the extra rolls, or other things ...

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paper towel dispenser saves countertop space

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black power bar in shallow recharging drawer renders it invisible

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substantial quartz counter thickness to go with older home

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LED ropes, a less expensive alternative to can lighting, run along the top of the upper cabinets to add a warm glow and also draw the eye up to the Victorian-era molding that was re-created to match the molding throughout the rest of the house.

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note the live edge eating counter and how it joins the main counter. WOW.

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like the thin and thick yellow stripes

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notice how there is a shelf above the under-counter cabinets on the island

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note the double bifold doors to really open up that cabinet

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dark cabinets

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. Another nice touch is up-lighting, in the form of dimmable LEDs that wash the walls , from either above the cabinets from the top of a open shelf

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. Hidden outlet strip. So many of you spend good amounts of time and money selecting the perfect backsplash that it’s a shame to have to mar the surface with all of the outlets most building codes require. Cdve offers a solution, saying, “I didn’t want outlets in my backsplash, so we installed cheap linear power strips underneath the cabinets, mounted on an angled block.” If you’re thinking about installing a strip of outlets directly underneath your wall cabinets, make sure you are OK with seeing the inevitable cluster of dangling cords, or be fine with constantly having to unplug your appliances and devices when not in use. Or, mount plug strip horizontally on backsplash as it makes a continuous line not discrete plug outlets

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excellent suggestion of wiring one’s kitchen for sound, pointing out that “there’s nothing like some good music while you cook. During a remodel it’s simple to add some decent ceiling speakers and tie it into an existing house system or a local cabinet-mounted control.”

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recommendation of a hands-free recycling and trash cabinet, which is a device you can install in your cabinet that allows you to open and access it with a slight bump of your knee or hip, or with a foot pedal. It’s great for those times when your hands are full or dirty and you can’t pull the trash cabinet open manually.

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note the glass backsplash to reflect light

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this is an oven that uses moisture — steam heat — to cook food. This hot appliance is gaining popularity for its ability to keep foods moist as it cooks them. It’s also touted as a healthier cooking method, as foods retain more vitamins when cooked with steam than with dry-cooking methods. A steam oven won’t replace your regular oven, though, because it does not brown food. However, some manufacturers have remedied this by offering a steam combination oven, which allows you to cook the food with steam heat, then finish it with dry heat for browning before serving.

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square windows in upper cabinets

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The circle in the center is a pop-up Evoline port containing USB and plug sockets

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glossy red back painted glass lines the stove enclosure

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on prev pic notice the red behind the bookshelves

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red island, white lowers elsewhere

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classic subway tiles on a diagonal herringbone pattern with black grout

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painted collander lights

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brick square arch

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drawer fronts differ from cabinet colour

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a shallow pull out drawer can support a temporary work or eating surface

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cup drawer

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concrete like wing wall with two portholes

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kelly green under island

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consider nice feet under cabinets and leave no kickboard, for longer views...

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A molding detail added between the bottom of the sink and the top of the cabinets gives the sink area a finished look. Because of the sink’s heavy weight, extra support was built into the cabinet below.

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arch display cabinet over fridge

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lam beam partially exposed

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diamond metal backsplash

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matching built ins in kitchen and tv in living room

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visible beam, shiny stove tile, traditional cabinets

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window valence ... red cabinets .... short backsplash and wall tile - enlarge to examine details

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interesting geometric pattern made by cabinet doors

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red cabinets picked up by red wall and shorter wrap around above the counter

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brite colour wall but neutral cabinets, easier to change

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3d wooden accent arch

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island and other pcs as furniture

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farmhouse sink hangs forward of cupboards, cut in drainage helps

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at 16x20 this is the size of our kitchen if combined with our dining room

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lovely double size island and combo kitchen dining area

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the blue wall stripe above the worktop counter makes the cabinets look like they are placed against the wall, not built in

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transom above the cupboard, we could let more light into the dining room with a row of small windows above cupboards or even behind glass fronted ones

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backsplash tiles are geometric shape, a classic, with blend to colour

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blue cabinets, thin island

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2 tier island, on an angle

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odd coloured planks in floor disguise wall moving and joints

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more of that backsplash, dwell design studio also has geometric interlocking octagon type tiles

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backsplash !

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