A strong design statement brings a warm contemporary feel to a normally rustic space. To brighten the darkest room in this home, designer John Oetgen and kitchen designer Sally Ann Sullivan put a modern twist on mountain aesthetics. Jewel tones were pulled from the living area of the open plan, setting the foundation for the [...]
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Christmas Color Kitchens
Red makes a statement for any season of the year. Bright, festive and high octane, red is one of my favorite colors for a kitchen and one I seriously considered when we built our house. I know why. In the corner of my childhood home, my Dad had installed a bright red leather booth. I [...]
Red Hot Kitchen in a Closet
An old-time “efficiency” kitchen couldn’t look hipper or more modern. Anyone can make a huge kitchen look great. After all, you’ve got scale going for you. But when creating a workable kitchen in a truly tiny space, it’s hard to beat the look of this one, designed to literally disappear behind folding doors. Trouble is, [...]
Modern Camp Kitchen
Two styles merge and red stars in living areas of a family weekend retreat. The walls and ceiling in this great room are covered with rustic knotted cedar, while modern poured concrete flooring stretches from the dining area through the kitchen and into the living area. Even the rough-hewn trestle table is paired with straight-line [...]
Chanticleer Red Kitchen
It’s rare to see Victorian style double-tier cabinets painted red This is one of the most beautiful in no small part to the depth of color on the cabinets which were painted with 9 coats of exterior high-gloss Chanticleer (SW2912) Sherwin Williams paint. What a labor of love! Polished black granite, white walls, stainless dishwasher [...]
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