All that money spent, but not enough in budget for venting a *gas* stove?
Trumty
Very aesthetic and unique. Ranges/sinks ruin islands for me though
raliberti2
Who said this is MCM? I don’t think you know what that means. Just because that house was originally built in the mid 1900s, doesn’t by any means imply that this kitchen is Mid-Century Modern.. and it’s definitely not a farm house.
The black frames against the white tile looks so awkward. The crown moulding is like a glue on “because it’s fancy” addition that doesn’t belong there. The light fixtures are inappropriate for the space. The richness of texture and color from the counters and wood accents, would be nice if they were balanced with a hint of color. The white cabinets look unfinished against the rest of it. Brass is in, and can look nice.. but here it looks like a mistake. Don’t get me started on functionality.. such a huge kitchen with so little usable counter space.
Trying to be both sleek and modern, as well as cozy and country, has not been a success here. Even the ceilings feel extra low with the poor choice of tiling. The while thing is a disappointment.
pinpinbo
This is Modern Farmhouse, no?
It is beautiful. I like almost everything about it except the horizontal handle. It’s always visually too busy for me.
Oh I don’t like the subway tile as well. It’s too busy in an already busy kitchen.
Maybe the glass should have been frosted to hide clutter.
neomateo
TIL: Brass fixtures and walnut cabinets = MCM
sweaty_missile
No farmhouse sink?
jellybellybutton
I’m really curious if that vent in the ceiling above the range works at all.
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All that money spent, but not enough in budget for venting a *gas* stove?
Very aesthetic and unique. Ranges/sinks ruin islands for me though
Who said this is MCM? I don’t think you know what that means. Just because that house was originally built in the mid 1900s, doesn’t by any means imply that this kitchen is Mid-Century Modern.. and it’s definitely not a farm house.
The black frames against the white tile looks so awkward. The crown moulding is like a glue on “because it’s fancy” addition that doesn’t belong there. The light fixtures are inappropriate for the space. The richness of texture and color from the counters and wood accents, would be nice if they were balanced with a hint of color. The white cabinets look unfinished against the rest of it. Brass is in, and can look nice.. but here it looks like a mistake. Don’t get me started on functionality.. such a huge kitchen with so little usable counter space.
Trying to be both sleek and modern, as well as cozy and country, has not been a success here. Even the ceilings feel extra low with the poor choice of tiling. The while thing is a disappointment.
This is Modern Farmhouse, no?
It is beautiful. I like almost everything about it except the horizontal handle. It’s always visually too busy for me.
Oh I don’t like the subway tile as well. It’s too busy in an already busy kitchen.
Maybe the glass should have been frosted to hide clutter.
TIL: Brass fixtures and walnut cabinets = MCM
No farmhouse sink?
I’m really curious if that vent in the ceiling above the range works at all.