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LA CUISINE DANS LE BAIN SK CONCEPT PARIS
L’aménagement qui fait face à l’espace vaisselle comprend trois meubles colonnes qui accueil des électroménager intégré : le réfrigérateur, et encastré : le four et micro-onde qui son placer à hauteur d’homme pour un accès facile.
http://www.lacuisinedanslebain.com/
Design Studio West
Once the space planning was accepted, we worked on the visual character of the space. I chose to accentuate the yin and yang of design-where opposites attract and work in harmony with one another. The light Bamboo wood and the mocha colored Oak cabinets play nicely against one another
Alan Mascord Design Associates Inc
View the house plans at:
http://houseplans.co/house-plans/2472
Photos by Bob Greenspan
Imagine That Kitchens + Baths
Clients’ Design Objectives:
To restore the home, designed by John Howe, chief draftsman for Frank Lloyd Wright, to its original integrity. The kitchen had been remodeled in the 80’s and was an eyesore.
Challenges:
To maintain the existing footprint of the room, bring in more light, and maintain the mahogany light valance band that encircles all the rooms
Solutions:
We began by removing the texture from the ceilings, the sheetrock from the beams, and adding mahogany veneer to the trusses which frame the clerestory windows. Mahogany cabinets were installed to match the wood throughout the home. Honed black granite countertops and a glass mosaic backsplash added a feeling of warmth and elegance.
Lighting under the new cabinets on the brick wall and the extension of up-lighting over the sink wall cabinetry brightened up the room. We added illuminated floating shelves similar to ones built by Howe and Wright. To maintain the line of the valance band we used a Subzero, chiseling out ½” of tile so we were able to drop it in place, perfectly aligning it with the band.
The homeowner loves cooking and eating in the new kitchen. “It feels like it belongs in the house and we think John Howe would have loved it.”
Imagine That Kitchens + Baths
Clients’ Design Objectives:
To restore the home, designed by John Howe, chief draftsman for Frank Lloyd Wright, to its original integrity. The kitchen had been remodeled in the 80’s and was an eyesore.
Challenges:
To maintain the existing footprint of the room, bring in more light, and maintain the mahogany light valance band that encircles all the rooms
Solutions:
We began by removing the texture from the ceilings, the sheetrock from the beams, and adding mahogany veneer to the trusses which frame the clerestory windows. Mahogany cabinets were installed to match the wood throughout the home. Honed black granite countertops and a glass mosaic backsplash added a feeling of warmth and elegance.
Lighting under the new cabinets on the brick wall and the extension of up-lighting over the sink wall cabinetry brightened up the room. We added illuminated floating shelves similar to ones built by Howe and Wright. To maintain the line of the valance band we used a Subzero, chiseling out ½” of tile so we were able to drop it in place, perfectly aligning it with the band.
The homeowner loves cooking and eating in the new kitchen. “It feels like it belongs in the house and we think John Howe would have loved it.”
The Wood Connection
The makeover of this early-20th century kitchen features period-correct exterior features such as Shaker-style doors with ball-tip hinges and a white painted finish. The refrigerator and dishwasher received matching decorative panels to help them blend into the rest of the cabinetry. A custom bench seat with drawer storage created a cozy breakfast nook.
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