Black Walnut, Quartersawn White Oak, and painted Maple cabinets come together to create a beautiful, inviting kitchen. The neutral color palette of wood and white gives this heart of the home a warmth that makes everyone feel welcome and wanting to stay longer. There is no lack of seating in this kitchen, whether you want to be near the stove and get a sample of something delicious or gather with family around the long black walnut table. The focal point of this kitchen is the elegant black walnut hood and it creates a striking contrast to the clean white cabinets. No matter what angle you view this kitchen it will take your breath away.
A before shot of the kitchen.
Installation in progress.
Kitchen
Objective: Design a kitchen that provided space and functionality for the whole family.
White, gray, and wood are the dominant colors in this kitchen and together they form a work of art. There are multiple functional elements that were incorporated into this space including a hidden spice rack by the stove, a double trash can pull-out, and a utensil divider. The two seating areas also mean that there is ample room for family dinners and special get-togethers. The convenient location of the wine cooler means a glass is always in reach. This kitchen was built with the whole family in mind.
Project Information: Kitchen Remodel
Designer: Leah Heinsius/ Jeneane Beaver
Cabinets: Walker Woodworking
Photography: Darin Holiday, Electric films
Location: Wesley Chapel, NC
Build Method: Frameless Cabinets
Wood Species & finishes:
- Island: Quartersawn White Oak
- Perimeter: SW – Alabaster
Kitchen & Island Features:
- Utensil divider
- Double trash can pull-out
- Spice drawer
- Utensil divider
- Push latch cabinet doors
- Hidden spice shelf
- Cutlery divider
- Divider for cooking sheets
- Built-in microwave
- Hardware: Top Knobs – Grace collection
