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Becky Harris
Becky Harris

Kitchen of the Week: Superstar Windows Let In Forest Views

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bench seating area

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Dover White by Sherwin-Williams “The majority of my clients select this soft white for their kitchen cabinet color because it feels white but is not a harsh or antiseptic white,” says interior designer Tracey Stephens, who specializes in kitchen and bath design in northern New Jersey. “It is the ideal warm neutral color because it pairs well with a wide range of tile, countertop and wall colors.”

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3 in concrete countertops

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Hannah Kasper
Hannah Kasper

What It’s Really Like to Live Through a Remodel

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KitchenLab Interiors
KitchenLab Interiors

4 Steps to Get Ready for Kitchen Construction

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Toronto Interior Design Group
Toronto Interior Design Group

9 Places to Put the Microwave in Your Kitchen

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South Hill Interiors
South Hill Interiors

See 1 Kitchen Style With 5 Different Woods

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Shades

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Mitchell Parker
Mitchell Parker

New This Week: 5 Knockout Kitchens With Dark Cabinets

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Amanda Pollard
Amanda Pollard

7 Reasons to Choose Dark Kitchen Cabinets

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Revive Your Space
Revive Your Space

How to Pare Down and Organize Before a Home Remodel

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Becky Harris
Becky Harris

How to Survive a Kitchen Remodel

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Barbra Bright Design
Barbra Bright Design

Details That Count: 17 Designer Tips for a Great Kitchen

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island finishes

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Marie Flanigan Interiors
Marie Flanigan Interiors

What’s the Difference Between Quartzite and Quartz Countertops?

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Steven Corley Randel, Architect
Steven Corley Randel, Architect

Know the 3 Zones of Kitchen Storage

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Becky Harris
Becky Harris

Trends: Not Your Everyday Kitchen Sink

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Optimise Home
Optimise Home

How to Nail Design Decisions Like a Pro

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White quartz & wood countertops

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"Cove edge" wood counter top

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Barstools

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Drapery

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Schoolhouse-style opaque-glass semiflush mounts are a stunning choice for a white transitional kitchen — or virtually any other decor, honestly. They add sophistication but also appear humble, for a beautiful balanced look that doesn’t scream for attention but also won’t go unnoticed. Plus, they can be quite inexpensive (being made of basic materials) without looking cheap.

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Overhead lighting is useful in the kitchen for eliminating shadows and lighting the work surfaces from top down. However, potlights (more properly called recessed downlights) don’t always suit the look, especially in a more traditional space. Also, when you’re adding lights to an existing ceiling, there is not always sufficient cavity space for a recessed fixture. A short flush mount achieves a similar effect, with a less minimalist aesthetic and less invasive construction.

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Wallpaper as a backsplash

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