An Inspiring neutral-glam kitchen
December 20th, 2011 | Comments (0)
We just got our most recent issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and can’t get enough of this kitchen designed by Design Galleria!  So many details to covet here, but we will just name a few.
1. Â Shapes & Curves. Â We love the repeated theme of curves- from the fretwork cabinetry panels, to the curved table end to the circular chandelier. Â How about the shape of the island? Â We love the “T” concept. Â Great for a medium sized kitchen that want to incorporate both an island and a table.
2. Unexpected elements. Sconces flanking range hood? Love it! Marble trimmed hood? Perfect. Also like the metallic subway tile backsplash. One last touch- the aluminum chairs. It’s nice to add more modern touches into traditional spaces.
Images scanned from Atlanta Homes
Details to mimic for your Kitchen Remodel
October 26th, 2011 | Comments (0)
Just a few things that make a kitchen feel extra special….
1. Go for the gold with this gorgeous Moroccan trellis backsplash. Calcutta Gold marble interweaves with glass tile to create a lovely repeating pattern.
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4. If the layout allows, have a designated dish cupboard that has a special look. Go for oversized hardware to differentiate it from the rest of your cabinets. Not everything has to match!
Are framed shower doors making a comeback?
October 25th, 2011 | Comments (0)
For as long as I’ve been in this industry (8 years!) frameless shower doors have been King. Clients want their showers as open as possible with All glass (or even no glass) and no visible obstructions. No enclosed cave-like setting, No dated framed door. Clean and Seamless has been the look of choice.
I used to agree. And then I started spying a repeated pattern of gorgeous framed doors that are sophisticated, chic, defined, yet still open. They add architectural interest and can be a perfect finishing detail for a traditional-style bathroom.
steven gambrel/ elle decor
Kitchens: The Double Island
October 19th, 2011 | Comments (1)
If space allows, the double island is the most efficient layout for a kitchen. It allows for work and traffic flow to be separated. Each area can have its own zone: prep, clean up, snack and seating/conversation. Everything in its place and room for work and play. Sounds pretty perfect, right?
A few colorful Kitchen Nibbles
July 26th, 2011 | Comments (0)
Just a few colorful pretties for you to feast your eyes on.
#1. Art + patterned stools + Hicks pendants = Happy Pretty Kitchen. I could do without the window valance though.
#2. Colorful open shelving. Oh yea baby.





















