Bev
Do you see how the edge of this island's counter is so thick? I like that look bc it looks like marble. Is there a possibility we can do this if we use Corian? A person at Lowes told me you could just make the Corian come down farther around the edges while the rest of the counter is the same thickness Corian always is.
I am curious to know if this type of sink would be a good fit for me? I like the seamless ness because I feel like it would be easy to clean. I think I want a double bowl with the smaller disposal sink on the left (dishwasher side) and a larger bowl on the right. I also like the drying "right" built in. I would want the drying rack on the right. I don't know if a coriander sink can be made just exactly how I describe or if there are options already in place. Update: I've learned that Corian sinks only come in light colors and they stain easily. I'm still open to Corian counters but not a sink as well.
hardware. I love the drop handle drawer pulls.
kitchen sink with backsplash
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I love the legs of this island and the mission style arch. I also love the counter on the island.
The shiplap on the walls is what I had in mind. Also this white they have on the wall is beautiful.
the backs of these cabinets are kind of what I'm wanting for our backsplash
We looked at this island a lot. I like the openness and the way it feels like a table. I do not want so many legs (between each stool). I like the shelf underneath for some open storage of some things that I don't mind being visible.
Another hood style that I could be very happy with. Again, I'm sending you multiples of some things. I hope that isn't confusing. I just need help to choose one that goes with the overall feel of the kitchen and design. And the budget of course.
This kitchen has some sort of vertical tongue and groove backsplash. I don't think it is beaded board, but I could be wrong. It also doesn't look exactly like "ship lap". I'm interested in putting ship lap on the wall spaces in the kitchen and as the backsplash in certain spots. Just kind of as the overall background of the kitchen. I'm open to horizontal or vertical, but leaning towards horizontal.
This is another hood style that I could really get on board with. I love the design of this one. So...whichever one you think looks better with the overall design and budget:)
I like how symmetrical the cabinets on either side of the hood are. I want that to look balanced.
I am just sending you this one because I love the overall mixture of textures and colors. I think the wood they used looks so nice with the painted white surfaces. I don't know what the island countertop is, but I like the soft color it adds.
We referred to this picture a lot so I thought you may want to have it. I love the way the countertop material is the same as the backsplash. Especially behind the sink where the backsplash reaches the bottom of the windows. I found a sink like this on Etsy for around $1300. I don't know the dimensions from front to back, but that would be important to know, wouldn't it?
I like this picture because the section of cabinetry around the sink juts out slightly. I also like the hardware they used.
This kitchen has some really pretty hardware. I really like the overall feel of the kitchen. Is there any way to have the latch style hardware on full overlay cabinetry (as opposed to inlay door style). Also, the open shelves to the left of the window is a nice style if we decide the design would look more balanced with something like that.u Also, the style of these floating shelves is nice. If we end up putting any open shelves in.
This is another picture of the same hood design. It also shows their upper cabinets that go all the way to the corner but do not turn the corner at all like we talked about. I'm interested but not adamant about having that upper cabinetry on the end open. Whatever works best with the over all design and budget, really.
I like the design of this hood. The symmetry is nice, but I'd also like to have a narrow ledge to serve as plate rack.
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