Amber glaze on a honey stain, these cabinets have a recessed panel and applied molding. This kitchen has everything the client wanted: better storage, more counter top space, easy to use appliances and all fitting in the budget they set. The green glass tile over an opaque running bond tie in the crisp white of the farm sink. Also notice, no ugly outlets to spoil the backsplash, plug strips used instead!
Cabinets by: Columbia Cabinets. Natural Oak floor, Sapphire green granite with a mitered edge. Wolf cook top, Electrolux ovens, Fisher Paykel refrigerator, Ventahood. Contractor Dave Cattarusa.
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