Who needs the nightlife when your kitchen is a flaming hot flex? Scotch and waters, a bold Barolo. Did someone whisper Ribeye? Miles Davis Kind of Blue on the record player. Who needs a tuxedo? Bookmatched Cambria Bentley Backsplash represents. Black Painted with White Cerusing Finish is not only sexy, but also forgiving. Brass Interior Countertop Cabinets. And last but certainly not least: Jewelry; that Custom Brass Hood sizzles! Make no mistake, this kitchen is flirting with you.
The concept for the space is chic and city. Velvety Black Painted/White Cerused Plain Sawn Red Oak Inset Cabinetry by Woodharbor, Made in Mason City, Iowa. Simmered down with Natural White Oak Floors, White Cerused White Oak Pantry, Refrigeration, Floating Shelves, and Island. Cascade White Wall Cabinets with Brass Interior and Black Painted Inset Doors. Cambria Bentley Backsplash slaps hard balanced with Clean Cambria White Cliff Perimeter and Island. Details, details, details…in the table leg island, in the secret pantry, and in that brass hood Made in America by World Coppersmith.
These Vero Stools by Restoration Hardware are a perfect accompaniment to this smokin’ hot kitchen. The weave keeps things appropriate for day time. The black stained oak is a lovely layer in this Modern Tale of Oak.
Cerusing is a technique where paint is hand worked into the slow growth rings of these noble woods. White Oak is an extremely slow growing tree that produces tight, even veining. Red Oak is a bit faster growing with a warmer red in tone so its beauty is in its exquisite, long ribbons. The color of White Oak is warm and rich; Quarter Sawn White Oak is cut through the cross section so you find lovely, complex, natural lines depending on the growing conditions of the tree from decade to decade.
Chevron European Oak Naked Stain with Olio Finish by Divine Flooring
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