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Oooooooo! Are those bamboo cabinets? Very beautiful kitchen, whatever they are! I love the framing over the sink.

Very Unique kitcehn. Love it and I am not a modern kitchen person.

Finally a unique kitchen. How refreshing. Please list the details of the materials you used.

Wow! Love it!!!

Delicious! Materials please. What was your "inspiration?" You really did a great job.

Absolutely beautiful.

Let's here how you did it.

WOW gorgeous! Details please.

nice clean, modern look! since we're guessing cabinets, i'll go with venecia tigris cherry. :)

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What's the countertop material?

I love the kitchen.

Please, tell us how you did it.

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Very very beautiful. They look like Henrybuilt cabinets. I love it!

Finally a modern kitchen. Very beautiful. I clipped it for someone I know who would go crazy for those cabs.

Can you provide me with details on the cabinet manufacterer?

Thanks

Very Unique kitcehn. Love it and I am not a modern kitchen person.

Okay. I am having a tough time. I read lots on "how to post pics", but I am really not that good on a pc, and I think ours is getting, weak, old, and filled.(slow) I will try the best I can, please be patient.
First of all, I COULD NOT have done this project without this website, and all you people. Thank you for all your information, pictures, advice, and tips. I used this place, we bought and read TONS of magazines, and clipped all the pics and kitchen(s) ideas we liked and had them on one sheet of big paper. This took almost two years of PLANNING alone. We needed to get our finances in order, plus there were SO many choices. It was almost overwhelming.
I did almost all of the work myself. I was the GC. I ripped out the old walls, lowered the ceiling, put in all the lights, drywall, paint, ran all the wire( big job, lots of wiring changes once we tore out walls)and put in new window. Plus so many other "little" things. It was a lot of work.
Once we decided on appliances, again, all choices were made thru this website, we decided to go fairly high end. One pull on a Sub Zero door was all it took. Sub Zero, Wolf, Diva, and Asko. Blanco Steelart sink, Piani faucet, tumbled marble backspash, Silestone Blanco Maple (gloss, not leather) countertops, Brew Express built in coffee machine,(awesome), dura ceramic floor (heated, another nice touch)top of the line slides for the drawers. The name is slipping me, but my cabinet maker said there were the best I could get ! Plus Insinkerator, under cab lighting, and some really nice touches on the pull out pantry, and sliding cutlery trays built into the cabs!!
Now the cabs...
We wanted flat panel. Our first cab maker said "dont do it" We fired him, and got an old high school buddy. Thecab doors, are, get this, and dont be dissapointed, MDF. With a Rift Cut White Oak veneer laid on top, with matching edgebanding, all nicely sealed. He did a great job. All plywood boxes, with Baltic birch plywood for all the drawers. Excellent stuff. He told me the MDF would not warp, like some flat panels do. We matched up the handles to our Wolf/ Sub Zero/Asko. The nice little "boxes" above the sink ties together the upper cabs. We might put something in them, or not, we dont like clutter. Also, the face on the dropped ceiling is solid White Oak, as is the trim around the window and ceiling. Notice the little gap from the cabs to ceiling!! He also made the nice end panels. The cab maker was great, on time, and on price. The KD was also great. Everything just flowed perfectly while doing this project. Once we had a plan, it probably took just over 2 full months, start to finish.
The faucet is wicked. This was a hard thing for us both to decide on, probably the toughest purchase. It has dual spray, magnetic head, and we LOVE it!
I cant really think of anything else right now. I wil try posting some pics!!

What a cool looking kitchen--the cabs are so neat!!!

Terrific job. Here's a link to the main photobucket album.

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Thanks for all the great info-- you did a fantastic job.

I LOVE it. The backsplash turned out really nice. I like the view from your window as well :)

Aren't pretty much all slab cabinets MDF type material with a veneer? I thought I remember reading that solid wood fronts for cabinets (drawers are another matter) warped. No need for apologizing.

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Mysterymachine: when we were looking at cabinets (2 years ago now) and wanted slab fronts, we had to choose between solid wood with battens on the back and veneer. EVERYONE recommended the veneer rather than the solid wood, for precisely the warping issues you mention. Even with the battens -- which I HATED the look of! -- in our climate, with hugely dry inside air in winter and very high humidity in the summer, we were told that solid wood would warp. My problem was finding veneered doors I liked, where the edgebanding was well enough done. I really wanted lyptus at the time, but the edgebanding on the lyptus option we had was made of cherry, not lyptus. We were afraid it would darken differently and we'd end up with "banded" doors. In the end, we went with shaker doors to allow for movement of the wood in our conditions... but if I'd had an option as gorgeous as these, I'd have done it in a heartbeat! The MDF is definitely the preferred material for this kind of door. Not a thing wrong with using it -- in fact, it would be wrong NOT to have used it! What's exceptional is the edgebanding and the grain matching -- really magnificent!

Oh my!! I have seen lovely modern kitchens here, but for some reason this one made me catch my breath! I love the finish on your cabinets, and it does look like bamboo. Your Silestone looks great also. Congrats on being the GC. No wonder things turned out so well :-).

Best MDF I've seen in ages.