A Kitchen Worth a Mention

We had the pleasure of working with this client over the last several years.  Marjorie even awarded her the title, "dream client".  Now you know this is serious.

Photographed in this month's Birmingham Magazine is only a small portion of the project, but you can clearly notice the client's superb taste and classic style.  Let's let the pictures do the talking:

Barstools: McAlpine Home's Upright Bar Mate.  Pendant Lights: Urban Electric's Carolyn Single.

Lantern: Henhouse Antiques

Sconces: Urban Electric's Belle Meade.   Banquet design by Al Neel.

Sconce: Waterworks' Fairfax Single Arm

Ottoman Fabric: Schumacher's Cheetah Velvet in Champagne
Rug: Paige Albright Orientals

credits: 

Architect: Andrew Hicks, ArchitectureWorks

Builder: Keith Russell, Russell Building

Cabinetry: Cantley & Company 

Island Countertops: Oldcastle Surfaces

Kitchen and Bath Marble: Triton Stone

Bath Tile: Crossville Tile and Stone

Wood Ceiling and Floors: River Bottom Pine

Photographs: Brian Francis

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A Classic Color

Navy is such a classic color, and here recently it has been used in some non-traditional ways. 

Think cabinet color. 

Maybe you are looking for a way to change up your all white kitchen (which I'm sure is fabulous), but hate to loose the marble you sought after for months and months?  

Consider Navy!

If you don'y want to commit to all over navy, look how well the navy contrasts against the white and how yummy it looks with the brass pulls!

Windsor Smith

I think I hear your kitchen calling! 

POOL BLUE KITCHEN

Hey there July!! We have definitely been enjoying you! As we try to get back into the swing of things over here after a glorious week long vacation, we wanted to share our first pool blue post with you. Who doesn't like the color blue? Anyone? 

You can find this kitchen on Fire Island, NY. The Countertops are White Manhattan Calacatta and backsplash is blue Veneto glass tile. 

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