Kitchen
- Beverage station - Wood & stone
- Smooth front cabinets - Window over sink
- Wood - Eating nook
- Cabinets - Too small and too dark, would balance with more light colour
- Steel-frame windows - Cement floor - Wood too light
- LOVE these cabinets; good colour - not too dark, not too light. - ? Black handles - Don't like backsplash
- Like the cabinets and some white to balance - Do not like backsplash and ? countertop too grey
- Cement floor & stone - Recessed range nook
- Stone and wood
- Higher ledge to hide sink mess if open concept
- Beverage station
- Open concept with high ceiling
- Layout more than style - Open but a little bit separated?
- Layout, not style - More island ideas to be open but a bit separated: higher ledge to hide mess and part wall with passthrough
- Pizza oven?!?
- Layout, not colours - Open with island but sink mess hidden & window by sink
- Substantial island - Cool cabinets
- Modern feel - Sleek wood cabinets with white counter - Stone for material mix - Cement floor - Layout with different work stations
- Natural colours
- Industrial touches - Wood & white
- Solid wall of sleek front wood cabinets - Cement island, tile floor - Like how the stools tuck away
- Open but tucked back - Sleek cabinets
- Modern feel - Waterfall island - Cool cabinets and handles
- Open kitchen with raised island to hide some and rest of kitchen set back - Warm sleek wood cabinets with stone
- Idea for open kitchen but not completely visible from everywhere - double island and recessed. -Warm woodwork mixed with stone and warm lighting but too much yellow
- Sleek & built-in feel - Simple
- Open - Sloped ceiling - Sleek wood with waterfall island in white
- Different wood tone if using more grey - Layout option instead of open at end to living area. Could have ledge on end counter
- Large-scale - Mix of materials
- Pass-through to outside!
- Industrial touches
- Substantial island (but don't like range hood in middle of room) - Open but separated
- Layout; open but separated with separate eating areas and still sight-line to family area
- Layout only - Open but separate
- ? Mix white and wood
1. Transitional style. Transitional decor is continuing to dominate kitchen design for the foreseeable future, with true traditional style becoming less popular. After all, why would you want to choose just one style when you can get the best of both worlds?
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