Monday, February 16, 2009

jeanar's Kitchen

Eco-friendly, two color kitchen



Contact: jeanar (My Page)
Posted on Thu, Jan 29, 09
Link to kitchen photos: http://s439.photobucket.com/albums/qq115/JeanaR123/

Details:
  • Cabinets: Perimeter: Medallion Brookhill with Oyster Vintage glaze
  • Cabinets: Island: Woodmode, Custom, black with red undercoat and distressed
  • Countertop: Perimeter: Soapstone, don't know what kind, dark (love it)
  • Countertop: Island: Bianco Romano* (remnant)
  • Backsplash: Custom tile. I can't remember from where, but could find it, if necessary.
  • Sink: Shaw farmhouse (a mistake)
  • Faucet: Price Pfister Marielle - ORB
  • Floor: Mix of old and new oak*
  • Windows and French Door: Jenn-Aire*
  • Appliances: GE Profile Series incl. induction stove*
  • Red Painted Cabinet - purchased at a reproduction antique shop in Wisconsin along with the photo above it.
*eco friendly. BTW, we also used denim insulation and the lighting plan was greened up, including green undercabinet lighting.
Denim Insulation. First, your project has to be down to the studs since this rolls in like typical fiberglass insulation. Then, the cost is about 10% more than standard. For us, it came out to about $200 more. In the grand-scheme of things, $200 wasn't much. We bought ours at Greenmaker Supply in Chicago, because we live just to the west. We also went with FSC certified wood from them.

Features:
Apron Sink
Beadboard
Blumotion
Broom Closet
Cabinets: Base >24"deep
Cabinets: Base >36"high
Cabinets: Wall >12"deep
Colorful!!!
Counter-depth Frig
Counter-to-Ceiling Cabinet
Dish Drawer
Frameless Cabinets
Full Extension Drawers
Glass Doors
Induction Cooktop
Island: Multilevel
Island with Seating
Knife Drawer
Lazy Susan
Lighting: Pendant
Lighting: Recessed
Lighting: Under Cabinet
Microwave Shelf
Rollout Trays
Sink >30"wide
Soap Dispenser
Spice Storage
Trash Pullout
Yellow Kitchen

1 comments:

Anonymous said...

Bianco Romano - How was that eco-friendly?
Because it was left over from another project? (would have been garbage) I ask, because I like the carrara marble look.

Why was the Shaw farmhouse sink a mistake.