What a beautiful example of how to mix natural wood finishes with white painted cabinets in a kitchen!
One of the elements that really works is the details of the island. Here they used a wood top, great for food prep, with the same white finish as most of the cabinets.
On the side/front of the island there is an inlaid tile area. It's different from the backsplash and mimics the color of the island counter top.
On the other side where the bank cabinets features the cook top, you see the same beautiful wood repeated in the bottom cabinets, side by side with the white painted ones.
I had a wood counter before the current granite. It would not be a choice that I would make again if I could have stone. The upkeep was not terribly bad, but it is quite a bit more than a granite.
Quite a pot rack there isn't it? The kitchen is quite large, and it actually was not oversized for the area.
Since I keep looking a kitchen pictures in my file, I'm concerned that I'm itchin' to do something in the kitchen. Fortunately I have plenty to keep me busy on other house projects right now so the kitchen is far down on the list.
See Y'All Soon~
Quite a pot rack there isn't it? The kitchen is quite large, and it actually was not oversized for the area.
Since I keep looking a kitchen pictures in my file, I'm concerned that I'm itchin' to do something in the kitchen. Fortunately I have plenty to keep me busy on other house projects right now so the kitchen is far down on the list.
See Y'All Soon~
I still want to do something with my oak cabinets, Donna. I would like a creamy white with a glaze, but it's not on the "priority" list right now.
ReplyDeleteWe all get the itch Donna do you think it might having something to do with Spring....after a long Winter we see things in a different light ??? I don't know might just be me...but I know that itch lol
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week....
Kathy :)