Kitchen with Blue Splashback and Stone Slab Splashback Ideas and Designs
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Rebecca Reynolds Design -New Canaan Kitchens
A complete makeover of a tired 1990s mahogany kitchen in a stately Greenwich back country manor.
We couldn't change the windows in this project due to exterior restrictions but the fix was clear.
We transformed the entire space of the kitchen and adjoining grand family room space by removing the dark cabinetry and painting over all the mahogany millwork in the entire space. The adjoining family walls with a trapezoidal vaulted ceiling needed some definition to ground the room. We added painted paneled walls 2/3rds of the way up to entire family room perimeter and reworked the entire fireplace wall with new surround, new stone and custom cabinetry around it with room for an 85" TV.
The end wall in the family room had floor to ceiling gorgeous windows and Millowrk details. Once everything installed, painted and furnished the entire space became connected and cohesive as the central living area in the home.
Main Street Kitchens at Botellos
This gorgeous kitchen in Popponesset on Cape Cod offers coastal sophistication and elegance. The dynamic blue granite counters and backsplash, along with Grabill Maple Heritage "Botello White" custom cabinetry, black cabinet pulls, and glass pendants gives it a modern edge. Photos by Dan Cutrona Photography.
Pyramid Marble & Granite
Check out this absolutely stunning Azul Macaubas quartzite! This client used the material on the island countertop and back splash. This material can be backlit meaning we install LED Panels behind the backsplash our countertops to make it light up! Our clients decided to back light the backsplash and WOW! The beautiful perimeters are done in a white quartz. Take notice in the island countertop as well, the client used a mitered edge giving the top depth and very modern detail. Of course, the pattern follows through with the edge as WE VEIN MATCH EVERYTHING! Love this look what do you think of this home??
Below is a quick tip for what to consider when choosing a countertop fabricator!
Remember when shopping for countertops to not settle for less than perfect craftsmanship. A few tips: They should always vein match any material that has a pattern or veining. This should be followed through with any seams, mitered detail work, backsplash, and waterfall edges. You also want to make sure the seam lines are not super noticeable. Make sure your fabricator has the right tooling, equipment, craftsmen, and machinery to do the job right. Here at Pyramid we always make sure all of our tops are vein matched to the Pyramid standard! We buy very large material and try to not seam countertops if we don't have to. If we do have to seam a countertop we well-known for our impeccable seams. (Our owner created the leading seaming machine in the stone industry). Okay, enough about us... just be sure when you are choosing your countertop fabricator you ask these helpful questions. And of course, be sure to get a quote from Pyramid, The Countertop Professionals.
DSL Doorstop (SW) Ltd
White German kitchen units with aqua blue stone worktops give this room a truly coastal feel
Bailey Hardwoods & Woodworking
Inset Custom Cabinets, Custom wood hood with accent of wood to match island.
American Artisans Designers & Fabricators
Plate Rack, Architectural Millwork, Leaded Glass: Designed and Fabricated by Michelle Rein & Ariel Snyders of American Artisans. Photo by: Michele Lee Willson
Studio ST Architects, P.C.
Each room in this project has a different vibe to it, and the kitchen is no different. The kitchen is a combination of industrial and elegance, rough and soft. it is eminent by the steel plates surrounding the peninsula, and the soft wood and blue relaxing quartzite chosen for the counter top and backslash.
Photo by: Andrew Garn
The Kitchenworks
Our most recently completed transitional kitchen draws its charm from its location on the new river. Perfectly suited for coastal living.
Matthew Horton
CO Interiors
When a client purchases a beautiful appliance, like a gas Wolf cooktop, why not turn it into a focal point if space allows for it. After all it’s the main appliance that transforms all those ingredients into a tasty meal. Organized storage helps improve efficiency within the preparation process of a meal therefore the base cabinetry is organized in the following manner: right, frying pan/lid pull out; left, a large pull out spice/oil rack; center, bottom drawer for pots, top drawer for cooking utensils. But the ‘piece de resistance’ is the high gloss black curved custom hood cover that draws the eye to the breathtaking quartz stone underneath.
Kitchen with Blue Splashback and Stone Slab Splashback Ideas and Designs
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