Beautiful Kitchen Cabinetry - A Preview!
Here is a very special preview of a new product introduction - coming soon to the U.S. and to be distributed solely by yours truly!
Think......solid wood (yes, solid wood-all of it!)
Think......sustainable materials
Think......designed by a renowned architect and a student of one of mid century design's greats
Think......handcrafted, yet affordable
Think......a first place design award presented by a prestigious design exhibition
And, of course, Think......style, elegance, innovation
Oh, I've given away way too much...more details soon! In the meantime, enjoy the preview!
Posted on Wednesday, September 12, 2007 at 05:34PM
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Susan Serra, CKD
in Kitchen Chic!
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14 Comments
Susan Serra, CKD
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Reader Comments (14)
Looks great. I can't wait to read more. What kind of wood is the cabinet in the first photo?
Mark, I'm not sure, I'm thinking teak or walnut, both great, right? I'll check for you.
Oh, this kitchen is so beautiful Susan!!
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Anna
Sign me up! We are desperately in need of a new kitchen.
Anna, "absolutely beautiful" if I do say so myself! ;-) I'm glad you like it.
Erinn, glad you like it too. I'm really very crazy about this cabinetry, this concept, this look. I think it's something special. Let me know when you're ready!
The wood in the second image is teak.
Thanks Susan... love the teak!!!
I do too Mark. Most of all, it's refreshing to see a different wood like this, in cabinetry, and in such a way as to simply appreciate the grain, rather than be distracted with moldings, panels, etc. (not that there's anything wrong with that look too!) ;-)
Susan,
It's beautiful. I especially like the last image.
Kathleen
Interesting. European or American made?
Kathleen, yes, that's the word, beautiful!
blackcadillac73, great to see you! European (but don't tell anyone just yet!)
I am loving the teak. I just did a renovation with a teak wall in the kitchen and 100 year old reclaimed teak on the floors and stairs. I think it is an under used wood. I am glad to see it in there wonderful cabinets.
who are these made by?
www.hansenliving.com !