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Monday, June 17, 2013

TILE FILE - ORANGE & BLACK KITCHEN

kitchen orange ceramic wall tiles black cabinetry cabinets gold drawer pulls knobs

What a darling small kitchen I think.  Shiny square Hermes orange ceramic wall tiles, black cabinetry with gold pulls and knobs.  Love the white farmhouse sink and gold faucet.  It all works.

Using orange tiles on the walls all the way to the ceiling and as a backsplash sounds like bold and risky combination in a kitchen but actually comes of quite well.

Love the architecture of the whole space with the high pitched ceilings, oval skylight and french doors.  A very bright and cheerful way to start off the week.

open kitchen dining area orange black small kitchen french doors high ceilings

What do you think of these of orange tiles in the space?  Is this a design "risk" you would ever take? Please let me know in the comments below!

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

Photos: J. Ingerstedt
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Friday, February 24, 2012

THIS OR THAT: SKINNY KITCHENS!

Kitchen with jet black lower cabinets, marble countertops, floating shelves instead of upper cabinets and pendant lights
Kitchen with jet black glossy lower cabinets and marble countertops with only floating shelves as upper cabinets. (above)
I wonder if what holds true in fashion holds true for kitchens?  I wonder... (I know...most of you who read regularly are like...here she goes again...but this is coy and mysterious month...so I'm not wondering out loud too much...)

For example, in fashion, if you should happen to have a larger bottom than top (not necessarily saying that is the case with moi, I'm just speaking hypothetically...sort of...kind of...), wearing darker colors on the bottom (pants, skirts) makes one look skinnier on that part of the body.

Do kitchens look less fat with dark lower cabinets? Do kitchens ever say "does my bottom half look big today?" Hmmm...food for thought...?  (These are the times my mother wonders I'm sure..."Why did I pay thousands of dollars for Coco's education?  What happened here?  Why is she pretending a kitchen can speak or cares about what it looks like on the bottom?  What went wrong here? Why can't she pose some truly thoughtful important questions.?"  Sorry mom...LOL)

In all seriousness, or in semi seriousness, I like a two toned kitchen. Dark lower cabinets and light or no upper cabinets. Makes even the most traditional kitchens look a little more modern I think.

So in today's THIS OR THAT I ask, which of these kitchens looks best?

Kitchen with a large island that blends in with the dark wood floors, worn metal over sized pendant lights, white cabinets, and stainless appliances
A large kitchen island blends with the dark wood floors in this industrial classic kitchen (I love the worn metal over sized pendant lights too)(above)

Small kitchen with dark oak cabinets and black poured synthetic cement like counters
Custom dark oak cabinets and black poured synthetic cement like counters make for a very sleek bottom in this modern small kitchen. (above)

Kitchen with subway tiles walls,dark brown wood lower cabinets with matching island, stainless appliances and metal pendant lights
Dark brown wood lower cabinets do the skinny kitchen look trick too! :-) (above)
So do you like this kitchen look dear readers - dark bottom/light top?  If so, which do you like best?  If not, which do you dislike least?  This one, that one, that one or that?  I l like the first the best...love the high gloss almost black lacquer lower cabinets!  Which is your favorite?

Happy Friday!

xo
Coco

P.S. It is Oscar weekend! Are you planning on watching the Academy Awards? I'm not necessarily planning to watch and I live in L.A.!  We'll see...peer pressure might get to me on this one.


Photos: Malcome James Kutner; Atlanta Homes Magazine; Elle Decor; Jeff Herr Photography
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