Silestone Ethereal Glow is installed! (Pic heavy!)
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Comments (64)So......I was able to visit a Cosentino Silestone showroom and slab place. It was helpful and frustrating at the same time. I love the contrast and veining when viewing slabs and I thought the Lagoon looked very drab (when viewing it as a standing slab) BUT when on a verticle service I really love the very soft veining of Lagoon. The suede finish is very nice but the Polished isn’t overly shiny either. Both are nice. Here is the most absolute frustrating part!!!!!!!!! Look at this picture and guess what Silestone colors are pictured Well they are both Lagoon in the showroom with their own samples. For me I want the warm creamy one and would be severely disappointed if it came white. in natural light they were so different it was astounding!...See MoreStarting up another remodel (part 2) photo heavy
Comments (51)oldbat: they look great in person. It is really hard to capture the light they put off. My friend told me that she felt like she was sitting in a high end bar or restaurant when we were sitting at the island last week. They really create a warm lovely glow. They also are the only hanging lights in the entire room which is basically the house since it's open concept so it really defines the space. Here is a photo of them with a low light filter. I have a good bit of stuff to go. I have the butcher block at home but I haven't had the time or the muscle to move it yet. I also have some cabinets for above the big one and sink area. Glass needs to go into the uppers, etc etc....See MoreVery. Late. Reveal. Small, rustic, white oak kitchen. Pic Heavy
Comments (137)So I'm a year late in commenting but SO happy I got to see this amazing kitchen, thanks to the "best reveals" thread. I followed this with interest and worried a little, you seemed so ambitious in including a gazillion good ideas and I wasn't sure it would lead to a cohesive, attractive result. It is a stunning kitchen, full of beauty and functionality but it is more than that, you've infused it with depth and soul. Congratulations!...See MorePic heavy - need help with original midcentury kitchen
Comments (20)Update: yesterday was busy day. This may seem rash to some folks, but I could not take one more minute of the low hanging vent with decades of grease. It was impossible to clean, too low hanging and I was just done. I also wanted to see how I would feel having the cooktop there with all that additional headspace. I was able to disconnect the vent (I shudder to think how close it was to my food) and remove the wall cabinet. The 24" wall cabinet is a no-go anyway since it needs to be a minimum 30" clearance for the various cooktop/ranges that I am considering. So there's no way that it could stay. My plan is to either use the 12" length cabinet above my refrigerator or buy a cheap one at HD or ReStore this week and add new vent to "solve" this issue temporarily. I may also try my hand at building something since I need to cut into it anyway for the venting. This is just temporary and I am fine with living with this for the next 6 months (my approx timeline of designing, waiting for cabinet build, and the install). I just could not live with the low-hanging, gross vent another minute. I am so happy with the result! It is so airy to be over there now and the wall oven right next to the cooktop is not as claustrophobic anymore. Also, a little disturbed by the wires coming up through the wall like that and will my electrician help me get that to code with my new vent in the next week or two. The circuit breaker for that is off. A little bit of the Formica backsplash fell off during cabinet removal yesterday. I will try to clean that up, but there is glue on there that adhered to the cabinet itself. In my demo yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised to find that my soffits are very easy to remove and the wall behind it was beautifully plastered back in the day. Other than the known electrical above the sink, I think the soffits are there for aesthetic, not function, based on my peeping behind the other cabinets through that hole. The demo will be quite easy, if needed. My other update is that I played around on layouts all weekend and am considering a G layout. Below is a rough look. I still need major help on that fridge wall....See Moreboschboy
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