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Turquoise Harlequin Kitchen

October 17, 2010 by Allison 6 Comments

turquoise kitchen by Diamond Baratta via AtticmagColorful tiles create a harlequin pattern for a visually jazzy turquoise kitchen. 

Who said white cabinets have to be boring? Transform them into a turquoise kitchen since it’s the details that matter. If anyone knows how to keep a kitchen from being bland it’s Diamond Baratta Design.  Their signature harlequin pattern is achieved on the range wall by turning four-inch custom-color tiles on the diagonal and setting with minimal grout lines.  The turquoise color is pulled onto the counters with French lava stone and glass door cabinet interiors painted Benjamin Moore Burbank Blue.  A Franke pot filler provides water for the Viking professional range with stainless steel hood.  No detail is left undone, even the George Nelson wall clock is matched to the colorful tiles by Country Floors.
turquoise kitchen with fruit on floor by Diamond Baratta via AtticmagTurquoise spills from the island onto the floor, one delightfully stenciled with lemons and limes.  Notice that signature pattern also appears on the ceiling as wallpaper. Oversized molding and trim doesn’t distract from the circa-1960 Italian hanging lamps used in the space.  How fortunate to find so many that play perfectly into this stunning color scheme. The custom powder-coated steel island with mirror finished stainless trim has a two-inch slab of statuary marble on  top. Its undermounted prep sink accommodates the range side of the room. The main sink is centered in front of a large window, served by a second Dornbracht faucet.
breakfast nook in Diamond Baratta turquoise kitchen via AtticmagThere’s a breakfast nook, too, tucked into a light-filled corner.  Lacquered chairs and an upholstered bench accompany a Knoll table.  A microwave and handy second oven, also by Viking, complete the kitchen.  Is this  too much?  Not when the results are a design as playful as this.

(Source: House Beautiful)

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Filed Under: Blue Kitchen Tagged With: Atticmag, Diamond Baratta, glass-front upper cabinets, harlequin tile, kitchen with two sinks, marble counters, stainless steel appliances, turquoise kitchen, turquoise kitchen with greenand white accents, Viking pro-style range

Comments

  1. Lindsey says

    May 20, 2011 at 1:39 am

    Where can I purchase the backsplash?

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  2. Jane F says

    May 20, 2011 at 8:33 am

    Lindsey, the backsplash was put together by the designer but it wouldn’t be difficult to duplicate it at all. It uses 4×4″ glazed ceramic tile which is widely available. They used 5 colors, 2 dark-light greens, 2 dark-light blues and white. The trick is finding tile in the exact colors you want. Saving a copy of the photo also helps with plotting out the pattern.

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