Pewter Colour Designs & Ideas
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
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Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
Genoveve Serge Interior Design, CID # 6795
Kitchen in cool & warm contrasting color palette combines quartzite with bevel edge for counter tops & porcelain subway tile backsplash.
Subtle greys and green color bring the outdoors into this transitional kitchen.
Industville
Vintage industrial antique retro style metal lighting for home, restaurants, hotels and trendy coffee shops. Hand crafted lighting fixture.
Hand crafted lighting fixture
Shape: Step
Finish: Brass (same colour inside)
Material of shade: Metal
Fitting variation available - Brass, Pewter or Chain holder, alternatively the shade can be purchased without the holder
Brass & Pewter fittings include ceiling rose in dark pewter and top quality fabric flex - 1m / 39".
Chain holder includes ceiling rose in dark pewter, 1m/39" dark pewter chain and 1m/39" of black plastic flex
Also available is Brooklyn Vintage 5 wire Pendant Light which can be used with all Brooklyn shades, simply purchase the shade only option.
Ready to be installed, installation needed, ceiling mount screws/brackets not included (longer Fabric flex can be bought separately and then rewired)
Bulb required: standard screw E27 - not included, max 40W - see our Edison vintage bulbs
Reproduction, designed to look vintage.
The antiqued vintage finish of all our products is handmade and each item is original and unique and therefore may vary slightly in shade to those shown in the photographs.
Please Note: All Industville Products are branded with an Industville label as pictured below.
EAN: 0700443176545
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
Cascade West Development
Paint Colors by Sherwin Williams
Interior Body Color : Silverpointe SW 7653
Interior Trim Color : Northwood Cabinets’ Eggshell
Flooring & Tile Supplied by Macadam Floor & Design
Carpet by Tuftex
Carpet Product : Martini Time in Nylon
Girl's Bath Backsplash & Accent Wall by United Tile
Backsplash Product : Studio S Aria in Winter Solstice
Floor Tile by Z Collection Tile & Stone & Marco Carona
Floor Tile Product : Deluxe in Natural
Girl's Tub/Shower Wall Tile by Modern Surfaces NW
Tub/Shower Tile Product : Concrete in White
Slab Countertops by Wall to Wall Stone
Boy's Vanity Product : Caesarstone Blizzard
Faucets & Shower-Heads by Delta Faucet
Sinks by Decolav
Cabinets by Northwood Cabinets
Built-In Cabinetry Colors : Pewter
Windows by Milgard Windows & Doors
Product : StyleLine Series Windows
Supplied by Troyco
Interior Design by Creative Interiors & Design
Lighting by Globe Lighting / Destination Lighting
Doors by Western Pacific Building Products
Plumbing Fixtures by Kohler
Home At Last Decor
By painting the squares inside the coffered ceiling, this architectural asset now makes a statement. The colors of the wall and ceiling compliment the colors in the stone fireplace. Sofas in a faux suede upholstery that compliments the wall color, complete the color plan. The variety of textures (Stone fireplace, leather chair, wood tables, metal display shelf, wood tables) all add interest to this space.
Tracy Berman Interiors
This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others.
Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point.
The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize.
The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.
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