WOOD CABINETRY: Going Au Naturel In The Kitchen oak
Today we are getting down to the basics to celebrate the dark horse of contemporary oak kitchen design – wood. While you may spy a butcher block here, a wood accent there – wood, shown on a larger scale – with all its rich color and veining is not the go to it once was. In its stead, today’s reigning palettes tend to center around whites, grays, blues, blacks and metallics… often leaving the hearts oak of our homes feeling a little chillier than necessary. And so in an effort oak to warm things up, we are celebrating what mother nature gave us – curves, lines, imperfections and all. Enjoy the peep show! Above – CetraRuddy Architecture mixed warm wood cabinetry, stainless steel and marble to great effect in this conversion of an 1884 bookbinding facility. Photo by Eric Laignel via Interior Design .
The designers trimmed oak the cabinetry in wood and the island in a waterfall of mahogany butcher-block. The Laswon-Fenning barstools are upholstered in a fittingly animalistic leather by Edelman . Photography by Mikkel Vang via Elle Decor .
Designer Sara Story achieved an earthy yet sleek vibe in this Texas kitchen by implementing oak a clean-lined palette of wood cabinetry, dark counters and patinaed oak metals. Photo by Pieter Estersohn via Architectural Digest .
The wood-clad feature wall conceals fridge and storage space, while the remainder of the kitchen’s necessities blend into the far wall or tuck under a central island. Interior design by Thaddeus Briner of Architecture Outfit . Photography by Marco Ricca via The New York Times .
And we close with designer Nicole Hollis , who created a sense of warmth and visual interest in this streamlined kitchen through the use of richly stained and bookmatched wood cabinetry. Photo by Mark Adams via C Magazine .
These wood cabinetry looks amazing oak and I m thinking of doing a kitchen renovations before this Christmas. I came across MDF cabinets recently from Davisville Kitchens in Toronto. Even though, I m not sure about their durability, they looks really great. First I though this may be maple and when I discussed the same with them, they told me that it is MDF. Anyway, that look s cool.
Founded in 2011, DPAGES began as a small magazine with a simple goal - to showcase the work of talented artists, architects, and designers, alongside interviews that delve into the heart, soul, hard work and lessons that are part of their journey toward design excellence. oak Since that time, D has grown and evolved into the site you see here - the hub of all past, present and future D content. With some 50 interviews oak and and approximately 600 blog posts to date, D remains passionately committed to sharing all that is cool and beautiful in the world of art, architecture, and design. oak Enjoy!
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Founded in 2011, DPAGES began as a small magazine with a simple goal - to showcase the work of talented oak artists, architects, and designers, alongside interviews that delve into the heart, soul, hard work and lessons that are part of their journey toward design oak excellence. Since that time, D has grown and evolved into the site you see here - the hub of all past, present oak and future D content. With some 50 interviews and and approximately 600 blog posts to date, D remains oak passionately committed to sharing oak all that is cool and beautiful in the world of art, architecture, and design. Enjoy! oak
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Today we are getting down to the basics to celebrate the dark horse of contemporary oak kitchen design – wood. While you may spy a butcher block here, a wood accent there – wood, shown on a larger scale – with all its rich color and veining is not the go to it once was. In its stead, today’s reigning palettes tend to center around whites, grays, blues, blacks and metallics… often leaving the hearts oak of our homes feeling a little chillier than necessary. And so in an effort oak to warm things up, we are celebrating what mother nature gave us – curves, lines, imperfections and all. Enjoy the peep show! Above – CetraRuddy Architecture mixed warm wood cabinetry, stainless steel and marble to great effect in this conversion of an 1884 bookbinding facility. Photo by Eric Laignel via Interior Design .
The designers trimmed oak the cabinetry in wood and the island in a waterfall of mahogany butcher-block. The Laswon-Fenning barstools are upholstered in a fittingly animalistic leather by Edelman . Photography by Mikkel Vang via Elle Decor .
Designer Sara Story achieved an earthy yet sleek vibe in this Texas kitchen by implementing oak a clean-lined palette of wood cabinetry, dark counters and patinaed oak metals. Photo by Pieter Estersohn via Architectural Digest .
The wood-clad feature wall conceals fridge and storage space, while the remainder of the kitchen’s necessities blend into the far wall or tuck under a central island. Interior design by Thaddeus Briner of Architecture Outfit . Photography by Marco Ricca via The New York Times .
And we close with designer Nicole Hollis , who created a sense of warmth and visual interest in this streamlined kitchen through the use of richly stained and bookmatched wood cabinetry. Photo by Mark Adams via C Magazine .
These wood cabinetry looks amazing oak and I m thinking of doing a kitchen renovations before this Christmas. I came across MDF cabinets recently from Davisville Kitchens in Toronto. Even though, I m not sure about their durability, they looks really great. First I though this may be maple and when I discussed the same with them, they told me that it is MDF. Anyway, that look s cool.
Founded in 2011, DPAGES began as a small magazine with a simple goal - to showcase the work of talented artists, architects, and designers, alongside interviews that delve into the heart, soul, hard work and lessons that are part of their journey toward design excellence. oak Since that time, D has grown and evolved into the site you see here - the hub of all past, present and future D content. With some 50 interviews oak and and approximately 600 blog posts to date, D remains passionately committed to sharing all that is cool and beautiful in the world of art, architecture, and design. oak Enjoy!
monthly ARCHIVES Select Month December 2014 November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013 March 2013 February 2013 January 2013 December 2012 November 2012 October 2012 September 2012 August 2012 July 2012 June 2012 May 2012 April 2012 March 2012 February 2012 January 2012 December 2011 November 2011 October 2011 September 2011 August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 February 2011 January 2011
On my wishlist - Lamp with smoked glass shade by DECHEM oak Studio. t.co/JtWSdp50WG t.co/n4dbQhJzly t.co/5n2FGZ2BYH Time ago 10 Hours via Twitter oak Web Client Because every bath should have its own fireplace & sheepskin rugs t.co/vJRb43rfU0 . Photo by Roger Davies. t.co/2gPLH5FHz1 Time ago 10 Hours via Twitter Web Client AT DSHOP - Hans J. Wegner's CH25 Easy Chair keeping cozy in our new, ultra plushy, sheepskins! t.co/gjLEmIlXfv t.co/tNL6yjrCRv Time ago 11 Hours via Twitter Web Client
Founded in 2011, DPAGES began as a small magazine with a simple goal - to showcase the work of talented oak artists, architects, and designers, alongside interviews that delve into the heart, soul, hard work and lessons that are part of their journey toward design oak excellence. Since that time, D has grown and evolved into the site you see here - the hub of all past, present oak and future D content. With some 50 interviews and and approximately 600 blog posts to date, D remains oak passionately committed to sharing oak all that is cool and beautiful in the world of art, architecture, and design. Enjoy! oak
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