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How white are your white cabinets?
posted by: Mom23Es on 04.26.2012 at 08:38 pm in Kitchens Forum I keep being advised against bright white cabinets. People say it's cold looking, shows too much dirt, or too much contrast. I really don't want cream. I've seen bunches of pictures with antiqued cream cabinets. I definitely do not want that creamy yellowish color in my kitchen. (fine for others but it's not what I'm trying to accomplish.). I want white. I want to see my cabinets and think "white". There are a bazillion shades of white and it's overwhelming to figure out what people are using on their cabinets. Our cabinets will be medallion brand so we're choosing between white icing and divinity. On their own, they both look white to me. Side by side, the divinity is definitely a warmer shade of white.
Anyway , just trying to ask if most people actually use a pure bright white in their white kitchens or if people tend to use a softer warmer white? (and I'm wondering if my often overly "helpful" family is right. Lol!!!) NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 04.27.2012 at 07:12 am last updated on: 04.27.2012 at 07:12 am
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My just-about-finished Super White kitchen **pics**
posted by: dragonfly08 on 03.28.2012 at 02:21 pm in Kitchens Forum Our 10wk-long kitchen renovation that began on Jan 2nd finally came to an end 2 weeks ago. Moving into the kitchen has been a slow but fun process and we are enjoying every minute we spend in it. We are still missing some key items, an appliance garage (currently being made at the cabinet-maker's), microwave, furniture... but gradually, we are making this place the heart of our home.
House is a cozy colonial situated in central NY built in the 1980s that came with a magnificent piece of property. The inside, however, needed (and still needs) much update. We ripped out all the (irregular) flooring on the first floor and had them replaced. Structural changes took place in the mudroom/garage-entry area as well as the wall between kitchen and dining room (widened). Prior to renovations, I had ZERO experience with reno of any sort, let alone in design. I stumbled upon GW and my world changed! You have all been fantastic and an invaluable source of information and support. I direct all my renovating friends here now! Your finished kitchens have all been sources of inspiration for me and I have most definitely borrowed some of your ideas (built-in paper towel holder, motion detector light switch in pantry, stone window sill...). Lastly, this is my dream kitchen in the home we hope to raise our family in. White kitchens are fairly uncommon around these parts and so far, that is one main feature people are taken by when they first walk into our kitchen. I hope you all enjoy the photos! Details
Before (view into dining room):
Before (view into garage entry):
Before (pantry with crazy-deep shelving):
Before (view into family room):
Microwave will sit on counter atop drawers:
Mudroom (closet on opposite wall):
I have to include this photo of our backsplash in the midst of being grouted, taken while my GC was at lunch. Amazing what a difference grout makes!
Lastly, a fun shot of my girls having fun with bubble wrap and packing paper one evening when I was trying to move all my junk back in:
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clipped on: 03.30.2012 at 07:05 am last updated on: 03.30.2012 at 07:06 am
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Finished Kitchen (+1 Year)- White / Marble / Mahogany / Soapstone
posted by: i_m_fletcher on 03.01.2012 at 07:31 pm in Kitchens Forum Hi Everyone-
Some of you might recall me, I posted my almost finished kitchen about a year ago. We recently had some new photos taken when our architect hired a pro for the day for a shoot. I figured I'd pay everyone a visit and share the new photos since my old ones were incomplete. The old thread is to old to be revived, so I'll try to repost the old original post below my new one for context as well. Hope you enjoy! As I posted in my original thread, thank you to everyone who has posted here - your amazing example kitchens as well as your willingness to answer any questions was THE source for our ideas. Kitchen Design Summary:
I think that's everything... let me know if I've missed a feature someone wants to know more about. Hopefully this is useful for others that like me come here seeking input on designing their own space. NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 03.02.2012 at 11:34 pm last updated on: 03.02.2012 at 11:35 pm
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Jenn-Air 42' French Door Fridge- Fully Integrated
posted by: 2LittleFishies on 02.09.2012 at 10:02 am in Appliances Forum I've been looking for a 42" French Door built in for custom panels.
Everyone says the KitchenAid is the only french door but now I see Jenn-Air has one and it is fully integrated. On the KA you see the hinges as there is not zero clearance to open the doors. (or something to that effect?) JENN-AIR - JF42NXFXDW Is JA & KA the same company? Are JA fridges any good? : ) NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 02.10.2012 at 07:22 am last updated on: 02.10.2012 at 07:22 am
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