Showing posts with label cabinets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabinets. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Gray in the Kitchen
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Sunday, March 25, 2012
This is such a great example of a more modern take on the grey washed look in the kitchen. I love love that refridge but I am sure that I am not organized enough to have everyone see my food all of the time.
I love the marble though it makes such a clean look.
image via
Monday, March 12, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Grey wash kitchen cabinets
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Okay so this is my new dream kitchen.. I love the grey wash on the cabinetry and the marble counters. I am not a wood paneling person but the exposed shelves for the dishes are the bomb! Okay now I know what I need to do, this with a dark stained island. I love it when I find something that makes my decisions so easy.Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Natural touch
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Wood and copper warm up black and white. Same home as here.from Interiörmagasinet, via emmas designblogg
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Simply grey in the kitchen
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Simply grey wonderfulness in the kitchen. I love that this kitchen has so much personality. I am totally looking to incorporate some of that great texture in mine!
image via pinterest from here
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Minimalist maximalist
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Sunday, November 27, 2011
Angelika Taschen's home in Berlin. You'd really think she'd have more books. from the Selby. More at the link
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
The Dos and Dont's of Kitchen Decorating
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Thursday, September 29, 2011
Decorating magazines can be a great source of inspiration, but they can often overlook the basics. The problem is that basics are a big deal to the first-timer decorator. Getting your kitchen perfect is no simple process, and we can’t take anything for granted. So in order to help, we’ve assembled the most essential dos and dont's of kitchen decorating.
Do's
• Invest in a high-quality worktop. It is essential to the aesthetic and for maximizing space.
• Allow for numerous electrical sockets. You can’t have too many unless they’re eyesores.
• Separate the refrigerator from the grill, oven and similar appliances as much as possible.
• Make space for a dishwasher.
• Place base cabinets at least 21” deep.
• Place cabinets above countertops at least 30” high and 12” deep with at least 60” of frontage.
• Make your walkways 42” wide and your passageways at least 36” wide.
• Hire a professional fitter to connect the gas.
• Hire a professional electrician to handle all wiring.
• Hire a professional plumber to set up the water supply, waste disposal and drainage.
Below are some great example of kitchen Do's
via Christopher Peacock
via Kitchenisms
via Pinterest
via Schibsted Forlag
Dont's
• Overestimate cabinetry and cupboards; too much will make the kitchen seem smaller than necessary.
• Go with less than 144” of frontage for small kitchens or 186” for large kitchens (greater than 150 square feet).
• Allow for less than 15” clearance between counter and the bottom of wall cabinets; 18” is best.
• Carpet the kitchen. A kitchen floor will get wet, and it needs to be as hygienic as possible.
• Place a dishwasher farther than 36” away from a sink.
• Hang anything, including cabinets, over an oven or hob.
• Place an oven or hob directly beneath a window.
• Purchase elaborate window coverings. Simple blinds are the best choice.
• Underestimate storage needs. Any kitchen needs a combination of at least six drawers and cupboards.
• Account for less than 12” x 24” for each diner.
• Forget to place a smoke alarm and a fire extinguisher in the kitchen.
This kitchen is a major don't...

via Ugly House Photos
These are some of the major decorating tips to look out for when revamping your kitchen. Happy decorating!
*disclosure: this is a sponsored post
Do's
• Invest in a high-quality worktop. It is essential to the aesthetic and for maximizing space.
• Allow for numerous electrical sockets. You can’t have too many unless they’re eyesores.
• Separate the refrigerator from the grill, oven and similar appliances as much as possible.
• Make space for a dishwasher.
• Place base cabinets at least 21” deep.
• Place cabinets above countertops at least 30” high and 12” deep with at least 60” of frontage.
• Make your walkways 42” wide and your passageways at least 36” wide.
• Hire a professional fitter to connect the gas.
• Hire a professional electrician to handle all wiring.
• Hire a professional plumber to set up the water supply, waste disposal and drainage.
Below are some great example of kitchen Do's
via Christopher Peacock
via Kitchenisms
via Pinterest
via Schibsted Forlag
Dont's
• Overestimate cabinetry and cupboards; too much will make the kitchen seem smaller than necessary.
• Go with less than 144” of frontage for small kitchens or 186” for large kitchens (greater than 150 square feet).
• Allow for less than 15” clearance between counter and the bottom of wall cabinets; 18” is best.
• Carpet the kitchen. A kitchen floor will get wet, and it needs to be as hygienic as possible.
• Place a dishwasher farther than 36” away from a sink.
• Hang anything, including cabinets, over an oven or hob.
• Place an oven or hob directly beneath a window.
• Purchase elaborate window coverings. Simple blinds are the best choice.
• Underestimate storage needs. Any kitchen needs a combination of at least six drawers and cupboards.
• Account for less than 12” x 24” for each diner.
• Forget to place a smoke alarm and a fire extinguisher in the kitchen.
This kitchen is a major don't...

via Ugly House Photos
These are some of the major decorating tips to look out for when revamping your kitchen. Happy decorating!
*disclosure: this is a sponsored post
Monday, September 26, 2011
Industrial shelving
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Monday, September 26, 2011
Really working the high/low mix. Same Berlin apartment as here.from Patricia Ketelsen. More at the link
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Cheerful kitchen
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Tuesday, July 19, 2011
I just can't let a room with Josef Frank wallpaper and a red lacquer cabinet go by unrecorded. from Stadshem, via La Maison d'Anna G.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Fabulous, classy kitchens
Posted by MAKMU ta
On Thursday, July 14, 2011
These kitchens are elegant and functional, a quality that I think could make my cooking taste decent....
via Pinterest
via Trad Home
check out the arm chair in the kitchen! Do you like this look?
Stunning...the floor, the tiles...the jumbo baskets...
check out the light fixture....spoons!
An interesting loft minimalist kitchen
Interesting layout - great use of rugs...
5 images above via Schibsted Forlag
via Pinterest
via Trad Home
check out the arm chair in the kitchen! Do you like this look?
Stunning...the floor, the tiles...the jumbo baskets...
check out the light fixture....spoons!
An interesting loft minimalist kitchen
Interesting layout - great use of rugs...
5 images above via Schibsted Forlag















































