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Floors (really beautiful in muted 18 x 18 or 24 x24 contrasted stone)

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Floor

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Color variants floor

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Floor pattern to match subway

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Tile pattern

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Black on white door

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Door on white trim

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Mason Jar Chandelier With Reclaimed Wood and 10 Pendants

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Tile pattern (like that they run the tile to the ceiling too. Nice color palette with muted brass - shelf thickness is a winner also)

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Flooring (You LOVE checkerboard so work with that feel or style (see - a version of the Laura Lakin modern tile that you like down below in the book) - I predict that you'll quickly be bored of this floor- do something that excites you and makes you smile every time you see it - this probably isn't it)

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Flooring (nice stone, proper scale. Smaller scale backsplash works well also, really great alternative (if in smaller scale herringbone) to subway tile, which would have emphasized the length of the room)

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Floors (nice checkerboard - more of a muted presence)

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Use of multiple colors and similar materials create warmth/farmhouse appeal (love the look of this - from the post to material use- integrate a few key antique/vintage elements with a fresh new farmhouse feel - the look can be classic, fresh, timeless - also the muted brass hardware works in this combination)

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Soapstone backsplash behind stove

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Black island with white cabinet bases (I also like utilizing different materials/colors. Its REALLY important that it is cohesive , pleasing and elegant. not forced or confusing or jumbled)

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Fun backsplash with wood shelves, white cabs and soapstone (this is great. penny rounds are also classic but less common today and a bit of spirited fun. a little more unique. you can get penny rounds in many colors/fishes)

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Marble with soapstone

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Black island with white cabinets

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Butcher block

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Open shelving on island

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Open shelving on island

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Open shelving on island (also nice the way they present the far island as a piece of furniture - feet with arched base)

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Open shelving on island

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Linear Island

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I'm so in love with checkerboard floors...(nice floor - maybe with a penny round backsplash??)

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linear island

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Table legs with butcher block combined in one unit. (funky elegant lighting)

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base matching cabinet with reclaimed top

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Bar for center of room... not exact, but floating.

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Soapstone with color palette, flooring consideration... although I feel this look is already dated with these floors. (nice stools, similar legs / bar feel like the newer photos - it would be very cool if you could find antique legs to integrate)

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Flooring ( this style floor is really nice. I'm not sure it's this particular one but this style. fresh with a modern farmhouse vibe to it)

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Hardware?

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Mixed material for soapstone if the material is short.

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Backsplash

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This design could work if drywall remained at bay with a double instead of triple fixture.

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Nice pantry if we design a flat position for cabinet.

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Doors a laundry

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Bar in open island

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Tapered in to reduce blocky/crowding

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Bar view

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Bar extension

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Bar extension

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Bar extension

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Bar style

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Love colors

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I like the backsplash making a solid statement

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Mixed colors/mediums

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Inspirational photo to think about original farmhouse type styling

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Kind of interesting concept... could we float some open boxes above right/left of stove.

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This has a very nice overall feel that is not to stuffy or too casual. I think it's a good fit for the house... especially, since I will refinish ceilings white/gray undertone and have a beam... However, I actually think a gloss finish on the ceiling could be interesting... it would bounce light and bring a cool element of class. I am looking at various paint options for a professional finish there as well right now.

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Mixed color

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Mixed color

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I like the contrast of natural wood upon whites/grays and dark stone tops.

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In this photo, I like how the wood was not so linear when staggered.

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Here white on white shows well, but I think the dark grout is key. Very clean, very linear, but still nice.

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love how they marry the wood from ceiling to base on cabinets. In this case, it was proper for the shelves to fade away to avoid "busy"("fade" by being white?)

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Love the character here. See full image separately included in album.

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again, wood on white/gray to create livable farmy feel.

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wood on white again..

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similar to my original layout, before moving stove... kinda. Not a fan of the shelf brackets.

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clean shelf brackets. wood on white. I am not a fan of the honey wood.

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wood on white. The honey shelves work better here somehow. Maybe it's the dark cabinets and iron that help.

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wood on white, but too clean/modern

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feels good with mixed materials; brick, reclaimed wood, marble.

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We likely don't have room for cables... but interesting idea... in weathered zinc or iron.

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