davetz1's Kitchen
1908 Foursquare, Shaker Quartersawn Oak Kitchen
Contact: davetz1 (My Page)
Posted on Wed, Oct 07, 09
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Details:
- Cabinets: custom built stained Quartersawn Oak
- stain on the cabs is a custom gel stain from our local paint shop
- Decorative Insert Tile (in upper cabinets): Motawi 6"x6" Mountain and Valley Landscape tiles
- Drawer slides: Blum Tandem self close/soft close undermount
- Door hinges: Blum with Soft Close
- Countertops: Zodiaq Woodland Grey with integral runnels (drainboard)
- Backsplash: Dirk Elliott Breeze Subway Tile
- Sink: Franke OAX-110 Super Single
- Faucet: Kohler Forte (ebay)
- Appliances: various Stainless steel -
- Amana, GE (counter depth fridge)
- Range Hood: Vent-a-Hood PRH-9130-SS (ebay)
- Lighting:
- Sconces - Schoolhouse Lighting Hand Painted Emory
- Single Pendant and Semi-flush - Rejuvenation
- Undercabinet lights - American Lighting Brushed Nickel
- Hardware: knobs and Pulls from Lee Valley in Antique Pewter
- Fan: Emerson Atomical Brushed Steel (ebay)
- Speakers: Bose 190 In-Ceiling with independant volume controls
- White Plugmold
- Windows:
- Door: Thermatru Back Door and Transom (Fullview with operable blinds)
- Doorknobs: VanDyke's Restorer's Octagon Knobs with Brushed Nickel Backplates
- Banquette: Custom design based on kitchenkelly's and Crownpoint's (painted maple and stained oak), self built
- Flooring: the old one recycled (patched, sanded, polyurethaned). It was heavily stained (dark brown) and broken in places. The wood is birch and simply has 3 coats of poly-u. No stain.
Background Info:
60% DIY (Demo, electrical, plumbing, paint, finish trim, tile, knobs and pulls)
Features:
Banquette Seating
Ceiling Fan
Drainboard (builtin)
Full Extension Drawers
Lighting - Pendant
Lighting - Under Cabinet
Microwave Under Counter
Plugmold
Toe Kick Drawer
Unique Window
2 comments:
Totally gorgeous! What a transformation. I really love every detail. Congratulations on your new space!
Such a harmonious use of elements.
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