kristinkellerman's ideas
industrial style stool
closet things to think about
This table extends from the ends like the table we have now
7. Mirror your backsplash. When you’re tucked into the kitchen working away on dinner, that’s when the space usually feels the smallest. Using a mirror for the backsplash opens up the sightlines, making the room seem much bigger, especially from close up. For a smart, moodier effect, use a tinted glass so the reflection is more subtle.
one way to get more cabinets in bath
stools with arms should plan for each guest to have 28-32 inches of space
rounded corner island also allows for better seating, dinner conversation
adding seats to one side make for better dining conversation
this is called an appliance garage to hide the small appliances
like the idea of a stand alone tub
like the stone and wood combo, but would it break the openness?
like the solid matching back splash, like the mix of wood and stone on the island
clever to use slide out drawers to take advantage of narrow space
Vanity: Conroy likes using floating vanities in midsize bathroom spaces because they help give the appearance of more room, and it’s easy to clean underneath. “Plus, you’re not bending way down to get into the cabinets,” he says.
wonder if we could do something similar with the stair wall
would a drop down desk area be an option for the book case/desk area in the living room?
like the color of these wood cabinets
like this stone with wood cabinets, although dark
note that you can't see the hood
note screened in porch roof is flat...
columns into the island for support
this is a slide out hood. barely seen by the stainless line above the cook top
'concealed' hood. noted to be better in small kitchens
island is on castor's so it can be moved
6'x48' tile that looks like wood 1/8 grout all the way to ceiling
Note the gray (not white) cabinets
xmas idea
another example of non-tile back splash
Don't like the backsplash, but do like the butcher top with stone side
cool back splash and hood it's wood, not metal
given the island is going to be front and center, I like the idea of a bold, artsy parttern
need organized cabinets
we will need pull outs
like the idea of solid back splash instead of tile
see cookbooks about door.
hanging knives
see article on small kitchen. Hanging stuff
what about this instead of the corner that goes around
Could something like this work where the big mac sits?
Q