Large Kitchen with a Breakfast Bar Ideas and Designs

Rodgers Kitchen
Rodgers Kitchen
Turan Designs, Inc.Turan Designs, Inc.
Traditional White Kitchen with Formal Wood Hood
Los Feliz Residence
Los Feliz Residence
Dutton Architects Inc.Dutton Architects Inc.
A modern mid-century house in the Los Feliz neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, this was an extensive renovation. The house was brought down to its studs, new foundations poured, and many walls and rooms relocated and resized. The aim was to improve the flow through the house, to make if feel more open and light, and connected to the outside, both literally through a new stair leading to exterior sliding doors, and through new windows along the back that open up to canyon views. photos by Undine Prohl
Ein Möbel aus Stahl und Beton
Ein Möbel aus Stahl und Beton
Olaf Reinecke KüchendesignerOlaf Reinecke Küchendesigner
Hinter der Kochinsel tut sich viel Raum auf. Ein Backofen von 90 cm Breite und der Weinschrank komplettieren die hochwertige Geräteausstattung.
Modern Farm House
Modern Farm House
Right Angle KitchensRight Angle Kitchens
Photos By: David West of Born Imagery Designer:Katie Fitzgerald of Right Angle Kitchens and Design Inc.
Boisbriand | Un look rajeuni pour la famille Gamache
Boisbriand | Un look rajeuni pour la famille Gamache
Eco Cuisine DesignEco Cuisine Design
The Gamaches’ kitchen is now up to date through the magic of refacing. All of the doors and drawer faces have been replaced with new crystal-white polymer shaker-style doors to brighten up the room and give it a modern, structured appearance. The addition of glass doors lends a certain depth and visual clearance to the right of the window, while maintaining storage space. The area above the upper cabinets was closed off with the aid of soffits with straight crown molding for a modern touch. Finally, a glossy white backsplash in recycled subway tile was added to complete the upscale look already in place thanks to the magnificent white quartz marbled countertop. La cuisine des Gamache est désormais au goût du jour grâce à la magie du refacing. L’ensemble des portes et des façades de tiroir ont été remplacées par de nouvelles portes style shaker en polymère blanc cristal afin d’éclaircir la pièce et lui donner une allure moderne structurée. L’ajout de portes en verre amène une certaine profondeur ainsi qu’un dégagement visuel à droite de la fenêtre, tout en gardant de l’espace de rangement. La fermeture du haut des armoires a été fait à l’aide d’un silence muni de ogees droits pour une touche de modernité. Enfin, un dosseret sera prochainement ajouté (tuile métro revisitée blanc lustré), pour compléter l’effet luxueux déjà en place grâce au magnifique comptoir de quartz blanc à effet marbré.
Ohoka kitchen, scullery and laundry
Ohoka kitchen, scullery and laundry
Kiwi Kitchens LtdKiwi Kitchens Ltd
L shaped storage area in scullery. Benchtops are 50mm Vulcan Stone laminate with Euro edging.
The Poggenpohl kitchen at the Mitsubishi Jisho Home
The Poggenpohl kitchen at the Mitsubishi Jisho Home
PoggenpohlPoggenpohl
A gorgeous Poggenpohl U – shape kitchen in sand grey with a matching Silestone Blanco Maple worktop. Miele cooker, oven, dishwasher; a Liebherr built-in fridge and wine cellar; Grohe faucet
University Park
University Park
Johnson Complete, LLCJohnson Complete, LLC
Kitchen w/ View into Great Room
Seamless Elegance
Seamless Elegance
Level One ConstructionLevel One Construction
Seamless Elegance is a story bringing together both old and new. A cramped kitchen and a seldom-used den in a 100 year-old house were opened up to create a sprawling 300-sqft paradise. Obsessing over the little details was important to achieving our goal of seamless elegance. The archway and molding detail between the dining and living room was perfectly mirrored between the dining room and kitchen, right down to the hidden closets. A faux brick wall painted white was added to the back wall of the kitchen to give the illusion that the previous expansion was always there. The existing 1.5” wide beautiful oak hardwood floor was matched to the rest of the house and continued into the kitchen. The flooring throughout the house was re-done at the same time to solidify the marriage between old and new; the result was a seamless transition into functionality. The character brought into the space by the oak hardwood floor and brick wall off sets the contemporary high gloss white cabinets. No upper cabinets were used in this design because we wanted to showcase the brick accent wall. The storage lost from zero upper kitchen cabinets was more than made up in floor-to-ceiling pantry. This corner pantry accommodates the bulk of storage for food and dishes in the kitchen. The subtraction of the upper cabinets allows the Tom Dixon pendant lights to be boldly featured over the eating peninsula. Visual lines were a key aspect in this design helping the eye move throughout the space. The cabinet break lines are at the same height as the counter tops creating one continuous line. The paneled dishwasher blends perfectly with the rest of the kitchen cabinetry. The white quartz countertop flows down into a waterfall edge at the end of the eating peninsula, being the final grounding piece to visual lines. Although the kitchen is all white, it is offset and given visual interest through texture and the use of different materials. The white allows the beautiful expensive appliances to be showcased along with the newly refinished flooring. The clean crisp kitchen will be the perfect backdrop to show case boldly colored art and accessories.
U shaped kitchens
U shaped kitchens
LWK London KitchensLWK London Kitchens
Polar white gloss lacquer U shaped kitchen with blue splashback

Large Kitchen with a Breakfast Bar Ideas and Designs

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