Figuring out what our range hood would look like was no easy task. Originally we were going to have a stainless steel wrapped hood enclosure. But then I began to feel like that might be more stainless than I wanted given that our kitchen opens onto the family room. In the end we decided on a painted hood with straight sides to meet the open shelving that will flank it, and a slight slope on the front up to the ceiling.
Having it in place was giving me a real groove. I am now able to imagine cooking in this space.
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| The bottom of the hood will have a very simple wood molding. I didn't want it to look fancy. |
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| Just waiting for the counter and appliances. |
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| Just a simple bead on the top and bottom of each drawer. |
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| The drawer beneath the wall oven is going to fit more than one Le Creuset and the top drawer on the left is where I am going to keep the cling film and aluminum foil. |
Beading is perfect. Horizontal lines very pleasing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the nice details highlighted in your posts. More please.
This project is so nicely done. More please.
I was actually opposed to the beading detail on the drawers. I wanted something with no detail, but John and our architect won that argument. Happily, they made the right call. I like the way they look.
DeleteStunning choices all around. I absolutely love seeing your selections and the thought behind the details. What a delight to have been introduced to your blog, especially as we are neighbors. Anslie Stokes, whom I have known for years, shared it with me when I told her that we might finally be ready to tackle our own renovation (on a much smaller scale than yours). And, of course, I adore the site's name; Lucy is adorable!
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to hear from a neighbor. Keep in touch, we will invite you to an open house in the new year.
DeleteSorry if this is a duplicate comment, but I didn't see that mine posted the first time. Do you mind sharing the paint color? It's beautiful! I love all of your choices for your home.
ReplyDeleteThe cabinet paint color is Benjamin Moore Smoke Embers with a bit of sheen, but I don't recall the exact percentage. They were shop painted so they have a very smooth, no brush finish.
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