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I think the colors mean more than the actual material of the countertop/backsplash ... as long as the colors suit each other you can mix materials. Personally, I'm a fan of the brushed aluminum tiles for a backsplash (the actual tiles not the peel-and-stick ones or the plastic panels) ... and I'm not someone who likes the industrial look. I'm thinking the brushed silver works with an existing (even not so great colored) countertop and is neutral enough to leave the paint color options open.
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The fellows are making progress..wall and microwave ovens are up and running and the countertops are on.
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^ looks good.
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You said "making progress..wall and microwave ovens are up and running and the countertops are on." |
Just don't do anything too trendy or you'll want to update it in five years. What looks amazing today will soon be "so 2011." Go timeless with trendy accents. You can't go wrong there.
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Check the Island, that is the direction this build is going. I like the stainless myself, tight fabrication on the counter, seamless ;)
I love acrylic for this, Corian still has a place around food prep, but stainless would be my second... |
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Why not yank it all out and start over. Most of the time the insides are disgusting but there are exceptions I guess. |
I think the custom island & lights look good.
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Granite. :2 cents:
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i clicked the wrong one cuz i'm tired. i meant to click the second one. i like the new glass small tiles in multi colors all the design shows are using now
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I don't like foofoo kitchens. This is really functional and very clean lines. |
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