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To create more natural light, Brentwood Builders also added a back door to the kitchen.
The white countertops are made from concrete and the wooden cabinets have been painted a subtle shade of sage. The floors are white oak hardwood.
Designed by Hermand, the made-to-measure kitchen anchors the semi-open plan layout.
A wet bar with Lawson Fenning Orsini stools.
American white oak was used for the flooring throughout the house, including the sun-filled kitchen. A Brendan Ravenhill hangs above the sink, and a Wolf cooktop was installed opposite the island.
All the kitchen cabinetry is now in solid walnut from Poliform.
A restrained material palette creates a tranquil atmosphere in the elegantly appointed, open kitchen.
The Open Kitchen and Dining Table
The cabins come stocked with snacks for purchase, including coffee, teas, pasta, s’mores, and popcorn.
A six-person breakfast banquette was crafted from walnut wood. The table was custom-made by ABD Studio and has a cold roll steel top with a turned wood base that has been ebonized black. The pendant light is vintage.
In the kitchen, Yuka makes baby Maude a snack at an island with original red tiles. Hanging cabinets were removed to maximize light and family-room views.
The kitchen cabinets were updated in a pecan finish, in roughly the original layout. Originally, the kitchen had a wall separating it from the rest of the room, and two sliding doors that could be opened. This wall was removed to open the kitchen to the living space.
Nearly every kitchen surface is clad in reclaimed white oak. Magnetic spice holders are stuck to a steel column that rises from the counter.
A mirrored-glass backsplash plays up the feeling of space.
Kitchen
Kitchen and island
The kitchen is beautifully textured and veined thanks to white Carrara marble countertops installed by New Marble Company and reclaimed cypress cabinets built by Wayne Berger.
“The walnut unit between the kitchen and dining room ties into the fumed oak floor,” Dubbeldam says. “The rest of the materials in the house—glass, marble, stone—were selected to offset the wood.”
The sleeping nook can be accessed via steps with storage underneath.
The kitchen layout takes consideration to a chef's needs.
The kitchen now looks out to the big, open deck which houses expansive tree views.
A look at the guest house kitchen.
The architects gently reworked the interior layout, replacing a small sitting room and bath/laundry with a new kitchen. The kitchen's wood cabinetry "references the original timber joinery elsewhere," write the architects.
The kitchen's new position takes advantage of morning light. Note how the white countertop doesn't disturb the original windows.
Honed granite was selected for the kitchen surfaces because its matte-like finish is easy to maintain and hard to damage. Eight-foot sliding glass doors bathe the kitchen and adjoining living room in ample sunlight.
The children’s bedrooms are located on the upper level, closer to the dining, kitchen and decks, while the parents’ bedroom are located on the lower level or more privacy.
At the center of the house, on the upper level, is a kitchen and dining area fitted with glazed walls thst can be opened to connect with the outdoor decks, and green landscape.
Within each pavilion are spaces for sleeping, bathing, working, eating, socializing, reading and contemplation.
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The kitchen epitomize's Oliver's balance of needs and wants. There are soft-close drawers, a cool <i>want</i>, but also a refrigerator and freezer that use AC or DC power.
The kitchen also has a strong sense of the outdoors.
A few steps lead to a more formal dining area.
The kitchen and dining area from the other angle.
“It might be more realistic for people to consider small homes between 500 to 1,000-square-feet, rather than tiny homes,” says Nelson.
The ground floor features an open-plan family room, chef’s kitchen with oversized island.
In the kitchen, an island on casters hides a trio of tables that can be configured in multiple ways both indoors and out.
A kitchen in the smallest of the three buildings.
The extension created an open kitchen as well as additional interior space for dining and living.
The open-plan living, dining and kitchen are located in the largest wing.
The roomy kitchen offers all the comforts of home.
Santa Monica Connect 4L Kitchen Detail with book matched walnut cabinet fronts by Semihandmade.
Santa Monica Connect 4L Kitchen Interiors
Kitchen room
A Parisian Pied-À-Terre by Piret Johanson Studio #designmilk
A Parisian Pied-À-Terre by Piret Johanson Studio #designmilk
In the kitchen, the architects contrasted the oak floor, bamboo cabinetry, and birch walls and ceiling with what architect Jonathan Knowles calls “a family of grays”: granite floor tiles, limestone countertops, and the steel stairway. The birch wall behind Yvette is actually the sliding door to the pantry closet.
A large kitchen island makes up for the lack of upper cabinet space and separates the kitchen from the living room. The cabinetry is custom made by Henrybuilt, hidding all appliances other than the copper BlueStar range.
The kitchen occupies one corner of the L-shaped structure. As throughout, the floors are made up of reclaimed eucalyptus that Chris planed himself.
Roynon coated the wooden legs of the Vig bar stools by BoConcept with Atmospheric, a grayish-blue paint from Benjamin Moore, so they would stand out against the island’s walnut-veneer base.
The remodelled kitchen.
Silestone Dekton countertops, a waterfall island and Bertazzoni appliance package.
The front door leads straight into the kitchen, a central gathering place.
A small dining space and kitchen area blend into the expansive wood paneling used throughout The Barn.
Henning Larsen Architects’ kitchen design in oak veneer with a copper strip. Countertop in white Corian.
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