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Amy Benchener
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Circa Lighting Medium https://www.circalighting.com/darlana-medium-lantern-chc2165/

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E. F. Chapman Darlana Large Lantern, Polished Nickel

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E. F. Chapman Darlana 4 Light Foyer Pendant in Polished Nickel

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Atwell pendant RH

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Pemberly Row 26" Arched Counter Stool, Gray

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Button Tufted Fabric Counter Stool, Set of 2, Coffee Leg

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Safavieh Thompson Counter Stool, Fabric With Nail Head, Sea Mist

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Hello, thanks for your question. The defining difference is height. Bar height designs are slightly higher, typically featuring seat heights of 30" to 32". Counter height stools are generally 24" to 26" high. Plan on leaving 8" to 12" of leg room between the seat and the bottom of your table for maximum comfort. The Avenue Counter Stool is 42.5 inches in overall height, to the top of the backrest. The seat height is 26 inches. This is meant for use at standard counter height. There is a bar height stool in the Avenue design, available [here[(https://www.houzz.com/products/avenue-barstool-smoke-prvw-vr~43203864). I hope these details are helpful to you!

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Reply to: Hello, thanks for your question. The defining difference is height. Bar height designs are slightly higher, typically featuring seat heights of 30" to 32". Counter height stools are generally 24" to 26" high. Plan on leaving 8" to 12" of leg room between the seat and the bottom of your table for maximum comfort. The Avenue Counter Stool is 42.5 inches in overall height, to the top of the backrest. The seat height is 26 inches. This is meant for use at standard counter height. There is a bar height stool in the Avenue design, available [here[(https://www.houzz.com/products/avenue-barstool-smoke-prvw-vr~43203864). I hope these details are helpful to you!

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Soho Counter Stool, Sepia, Sepia

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Avenue Counter Stool

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Button Tufted Fabric Counter Stool, Set of 2, Coffee Leg

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Ash Frost Gray Stool, Counter Height

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Possible counter color

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Countertop edge

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Counter- grey ish

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Backsplash idea

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Possibly countertop on right

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Benjamin Moore Collingwood color

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Potential kitchen backsplash

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Backsplash? Inset mirror

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Colonial tidal white / blue

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Colonial Siberian White

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Colonial marbleFrozen grey

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Grey/ white counter instead of full white

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Dominion Knob

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Baldwin knob

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Cabinet color

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Top of beam to match hood curve?

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End of seating part of island

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Pillars- matching one on wall for balance

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Column

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Beam idea - trim

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Backsplash?

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Churchill door / drawer

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Kountry Kraft cabinets and hood shape and trim

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Colors

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Island size. Awful chandelier!!

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Mix in lay and outlay cabinets- this type of panel

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Perhaps a square of a pattern like this in grey as the focal point over the stove

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Color scheme goals

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Curved hood. Light fixture ? Corbel

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Chorin's cabinet between kitchen and family room. Same as ours

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Paint color

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Backsplash

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Kitchen colors

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Colors in kitchen and butlers pantry

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Severin fayerman pull 4362.150 Satin nickel http://www.baldwinhardware.com/products/details/cabinet-hardware/pulls/severin-fayerman-pull-4362-150

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Colors, differences in hardware types

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Windows, layout, paint of breakfast room. No wooden ceiling

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Hardware, colors

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X glass. No chandelier

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Good shape design Vertical cabinet windows, paint color and white part of hood

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Ceiling

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Double island if necessary. One more table like

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Double Island

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Org ideas

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http://www.subzero-wolf.com/wolf/cooktops-and-rangetops/gas-stovetop/36-inch-professional-gas-cooktop-5-burners

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http://refrigerators.homeowl.com/l/202/Sub-Zero-BI-42SD-S

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