If you are like
most women, you spend a considerable amount of time in your kitchen and like
most women (and men) , a refreshing new look would lift your spirit.
How do you
accomplish that and not break the bank?
The answer is
mixing finishes.
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| Urban Grace Interiors |
You can incorporate
black and gold to any stainless steel kitchen appliances and achieve a bolder,
lived-in edge.
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| South Park Design Build |
If you are
remodeling or refreshing, cabinet pulls, light fixtures, faucets and other
hardware are the easiest ways to achieve a kitchen change and experience the
upbeat pleasure of new.
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| Clearcut Construction Inc. |
While oil-rubbed
bronze and brass were the most recent haves, people are now experimenting with
a variety of metal finishes, including champagne brass and charcoal stainless.
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| Jeff King & Company |
There are many
beautiful options besides the once popular brass. I like to mix finishes, and I
think my clients are comfortable with that. A client might opt for brass
hardware and a different metallic color in lighting.
One of my
favorite finishes is mixing black or really darker bronze faucets (for a
modern, clean look) with brass hardware to add sophistication against stainless
steel appliances.
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| Square Footage Inc. |
Here’s the catch,
though. There is a real danger in incorporating too many different finishes in
a small space that can look too busy: two or three make things interesting and
stylish.
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| Du interiors |
If you are unsure how to achieve what I am proposing, consider hiring an interior designer. For a moderate consultation fee, you will save a lot of time and money and not make costly mistakes.
Our training and
experience will guide you. You’ll be in safe hands and broaden your concepts of
design.
Don’t worry, be
happy!
I am a phone call
away!
-Dulce
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