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WHITE

New England Style. Source unknnown: Kitchens with Pendant Lighting: FANCY! Design Blog | NZ Design Blog | Awesome Design, from NZ + The World: Home Tour: GP's NYC Apartment: Stainless shelving and very few upper cabinets take away that boxed in kitchen feel.: (9) Tumblr: no end to the love I feel for this kitchen, Backsplash, open shelving, stainless appliances, granite color, shelving, ceiling...: Simple, White, Modern, Symmetrical kitchen. Custom cabinets by St. Charles of New York fitted with reclaimed nickel icebox latches to match Viking’s stainless steel chimney wall hood, cafeteria lights are from Urban Archaeology,Design by Haynes-Roberts for their own home.: Drauma eldhús.....stórt og gott skápapláss, fallegt, hvítt og yndis gluggar:   

BLACK

25 Absolutely Charming Black Kitchen Interiorforlife.com Reclaimed Black: Architecture Noosa | Sarah Waller Design LOVE - love the breakfast bar off the side of the marble island bench: Kitchen with bold black cabinets and stainless steel backsplash: gift guide: the luxurious kitchen — The Decorista: Gorgeous home with grey walls - via cocolapinedesign.com: Black Wooden Kitchen: i'm Drooling!: Black leather bar stools with antique brass trimM House is a minimalist house located in Melbourne, Australia, designed by DKO. The kitchen space features blacked out custom cabinetry with a black kitchen island that allows for seating and serving. (5): I did tons of research a few years ago when I designed my kitchen. I was too indecisive and ended up with white cabinets and a black island with marble that was not honed. That was a mistake I will not make again as the marble was a nightmare to maintain. The picture is below:          Currently, I’m designing my new kitchen which is stark white and modern. A complete change from my old kitchen above.  I will post pictures as soon as I’ve completed the project. This time I’m using white quartz as it’s far more durable and easier to take care of than marble.Here are a few links that speak about black vs. white kitchens. I found them useful.www.houzz.comwww.decoist.comwww.signaturekab.comwww.diydiva.netwww.remodelingguy.net  

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