This kitchen has a rich, sophisticated city vibe that blends elements you might find in a 1920's mansion with a few modern touches. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!
Sophisticated City Kitchen Sources
Artwork: ______________
Cabinet Hardware: Ice box handles from Koontz in West Hollywood with a custom stain finish. "Find a piece of furniture whose finish you like and show it to a floor guy and tell him 'this is what I want.'"
Backsplash + Countertops: Custom made 1 1/2 inch solid mahogany stained and treated with a bar top finish, much like you'd find in a Boston pub. "They will age and patina and get banged up and vary in color with heat and water stains."
Dishwasher: Viking
Dishware: Patterned Italian plates and serving dishes are a pattern from Deruta, Italy
Faucet: ______________
Island: Made by Alpine Steel (a commercial restaurant supply) on Venice near Western, in Los Angeles. "Give them the dimensions you want, and they'll make it - very inexpensive high quality stuff." Covered with a marble slab.
Lighting: ______________
Microwave: Viking
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: ______________
Range: Viking
Refrigerator: Sub-Zero
Sink: Kohler
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ohmygod this is beautiful.
I believe the lamp is the Harmon Pendant from Restoration Hardware.
I like this a lot. It seems very warm and inviting. The combination of darker wood and steel are pleasantly unexpected (for me, anyway). I would've never really thought to use those tones together but it looks good. The wood softens the industrial feeling of the metallic accents and the white adds a nice balance.
My dream is to have a Hamptons-inspired white kitchen with Carrera marble. But my husband does most of the cooking, and the industrial vibe of this place is probably what suits us better. The island, in particular. He's not a delicate cook-er. Splashing, chopping, splooshing, splattering... All that in a white kitchen is asking for trouble, isn't it?
The faucet is very similar to the Melrose kitchen faucet by Danze
those dishes are from sur la table!