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This rolling kitchen island features a butcher block top and a base made from pipe and Kee Klamp pipe fittings

The Whitney is the ultimate in classic urban living.

 

Live in the heart of Bethesda on Wisconsin Avenue. The Whitney offers everything you could ask for, and more. Stylish living, luxury services, and renowned service from Bozzuto Management, are all just steps from world-class shops and restaurants.

I went to the kitchen at midnight and my flatmate forgot to close the microwave's door.

Ta da! The finished kitchen, complete with hand-scrubbed floor.

28984 North Sky Crest Drive, Ivanhoe, Illinois 60060

 

This spectacular French-Provincial was a winner of the Tour of Homes. Custom built with exceptionally large entertaining rooms and living spaces. Abundance of natural lighting throughout the residence. The finishings include custom trim and millwork, accented ceilings, granite counters, two staircases, two-story grandeur entrance, two decks to enjoy the views and screened-in porch. Great golf views and location.

 

Donna Lavin

Hunter's FairwaySotheby's International Realty

101 South Wynstone Park Drive

North Barrington, Illinois 60010

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I took this for Fro Knows Photo theme 'tools'. My great aunts kitchen utensils hanging here for the past 30 years since she died. They made many a lovely dinner and treat.

I used the program Denoise Projects 2 Professional to tweak a scan of a photo of my long since deceased parents´ kitchen in winter. Canon A1, Canon FDn 2.8/24mm, Kodak Ektachrome 100, developed and scanned by ORWO/Pixelnet.

 

There seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel?

All done, painted and in use. The dining room received a new one that works better.

My favorite kitchen-y Black Apple prints are in a great spot. I really want a chalk board here as well.

I'm in the process of painting my kitchen cabinets--so far the upper wall cabinets are done, and now I'm ready to get started on the (tiny) lower cabinets!

what a little bit of metro shelving can do to make a tiny kitchen more efficient

Some pesky "Kitchen Skrulls" have taken residence in a Earth kitchen. Nick Fury plans to evict the Skrulls from their pantry.

"Mouse Tea Party" embroidery pattern courtesy of Urban Threads.

This was the highest exposure from a bracketed shot. I don't think the flash fired so this is almost all ambient. I liked this one best as the flash just seemed to add to the WB issues I was having...

 

1/5, 5.6, ISO 100, 10mm

Made for the March Emmet Awards.

Seen in the kitchen of castle Keukenhof today.

Douglas Fir Kitchen - Kitchen Sink View

ISO 320 three exposures enfused in Lightroom, speedlite camera left at 1/2 power, speedlite left of frig bounced off wall

13mm (21mm) - 2 image enfusion

 

Looking the other way

Kitchen cabinetry handmade in oak, hand painted finish

#KitchenDecor - Retro Kitchen Table-The retro decor has won many fans in recent times and came hard in the kitchens. This trend combines the beauty of the past with modernity and practicality of items made today According to Thais Brochette architect, who is also managing partner of the LEICHT,

Retro kitchen...

 

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Our new door, amazing and beautiful and fiberglass!

Build by Enrich It Woodworks. Design by Harrison&Co.

Purchased at Blade Show, June 1, 2013 in Atlanta, GA

I've struggled so hard with this kitchen over the years and it's been through numerous changes and experiments.

 

Finally fitting the metro shelving underneath the cabinets to handle laundry, microwave, toaster, and fan (necessary to point at unseen fire alarm when cooking since there is no vent above the stove and the fire alarm is sensitive), and hanging pots made me really proud.

 

Obviously, clutter is still a problem.

 

Different shelves have been in the space behind the door, but we finally found a discarded thinner one that doesn't block the door when it opens and is good for holding cans and pantry items.

 

I'm really proud of the magnolia painting. My grandmother's friend painted it and gave it to me. I really think it adds to the kitchen.

 

The paper trays on the black metro shelving are the beginning of my attempts to use this kitchen table as a workspace, so that I no longer need to have a desk in my room. I know Karen Kingston advises on using the bedroom just for sleeping, and I was hoping I could concentrate better if my workspace was in the kitchen.

 

There is also poorly used space in the cabinets above which I thought might be used for the workspace papers and items.

 

The hanging reed/rafia-like basket holds cloth napkins. I know MGR says to always eat with a real napkin!

 

My Mom likes to put pictures of friends up on the cabinets.

 

The underhanging shelf basket underneath the table was my attempt at making a storage place for my Mom's papers that accumulate in this area, but she never empties it. It also bumps into our knees. From Azby Brown, I thought it would be really great to have a table with an entire second plane underneath to store utensils, reading material, etc., but I haven't managed to find or construct one yet.

 

One of my wants is to find a clear place, either in the kitchen or my bedroom, to place and enjoy the small lotus shaped crystal votive which can now barely be seen on the table. It is next to the round bowl of fruit which I like because my

grandmother made it in an intro pottery class. The votive is currently hidden behind the bag of nuts which is behind the book..

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