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Cappuccino Kitchen

November 21, 2010 by Jane F 8 Comments

Wolf appliances in a modern white-tile and cherry cabinet coffee-color kitchen - hammersmith.net via AtticmagWolf appliances helped alter the look of a prize winning large modern kitchen.

I call this the cappuccino kitchen because the conceptual color scheme is similar to cup of Italian coffee: milk-white subway tiles on top,  Java-tone (cherry Wood Mode) cabinets in the middle and espresso-ground color wood floor. Plus, there’s a Miele espresso machine built into the wall (visible on the right of the first photo) — a droolworthy appliance if ever there was one. But that’s just the foam in the cup. There is much to savor in the modern industrial style that transformed an ordinary suburban Atlanta Tudor-house kitchen into the first place winner of the annual  Wolf and Sub-Zero kitchen design contest.

Wolf appliances - white tile and cherry cabinet kitchen before the renovation - hammersmith.net via AtticmagHere’s the before-the-renovation shocker — notice that the existing steel-casement windows,  original to the house, were not moved or changed. However, they were hardly visible because the upper cabinets overpowered them.

Wolf appliances - white and cherry modern kitchen looking towards the stove - hammersmith.net via AtticmagLarge-scale white tile is used on walls and over the range hood.  To heighten the effect there are no upper cabinets. Contrast is provide by the darkly stained cherry on base cabinets and the island — all topped with soapstone counters. As expected, the gas range is a 48-inch Wolf but the the freestanding 48-inch Wolf Pro refrigerator with its glass door reinforces the quasi-restaurant aesthetic. Other noteworthy stainless steel details include a custom shelf mounted over the tile and the popular style of cargo pendants launched by Urban Archaeology.

Wolf appliances - clean up prep sink and pantry in white and cherry modern kitchen - hammersmith.net via AtticmagWhile the kitchen has a main sink with wall-mounted faucet, the butler’s pantry houses a deep prep/clean up sink, complete with sliding cutting board and high-arc rinse faucet. Open shelves add handy additional storage in an area where the white tile continues on some walls while others are whitewashed, exposed brick.

Wolf appliances - butler's pantry with Sub Zero wine coolor and bar sink - hammersmith.net via AtticmagLooking from the butler’s pantry into the kitchen, there’s a  tiny bar-sink with single cold-water tap near to service the bar (note the Sub-Zero wine chiller) as well as the coffee machine around the corner. Upper cabinets with frosted-glass doors offer storage space out of the main sightline.

While the style is very different, the use of tile is similar to the Greenwich Village kitchen, also inspired by French mid-20th century design.

(Source: hammersmith.net)

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Filed Under: Modern Kitchen Tagged With: Atticmag, cargo pendants, dark cherry Wood-Mode cabinets, HammerSmith, Java-color wood floor, Miele espresso machine, no upper cabinets, soapstone counters, stainless steel accessories, Sub Zero and Wolf appliances, tile on kitchen walls

Comments

  1. Kim says

    November 21, 2010 at 9:30 pm

    Great transformation. Beautiful kitchen.

    Reply
  2. Angela says

    November 22, 2010 at 12:22 pm

    AMAZING! Beautiful transformation

    Reply
  3. Tricia Rose says

    November 24, 2010 at 12:03 am

    Good to see something so original~

    Reply
  4. Linda says

    December 3, 2010 at 10:06 am

    How very Gosford Park!

    Reply

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