Stained islands in kitchen

Door Style Perimeter & Island: Astor 1″ Specie & Color Perimeter: Nordic White Island: Quarter Sawn White Oak, Natural with white glaze Cabinetry Construction: Framed, Beaded Inset Designer Sharon Gunther, Fresh Design Group, Inc. Photography Nicole Larson Photography Contemporary #1 Contemporary #3

Cassandra Litz on Instagram: "Lots of questions on the custom dark stain color and the wood species of this new construction kitchen island. First off, I’m impressed and so proud of how many have asked about the wood species! 👏🏼 IYKYK! This island wood species is birch! The trick is when you go dark with stain you don’t HAVE to upgrade the wood species. It’s definitely more challenging to go lighter stain with birch and it can look very blotchy unless you go with a more full coverage…

Everyone always wants to know the color details in our kitchen!! 🎨 My cabinets are a custom color by @mousercabinetry and the colors are the reason why I...

The wait is over, we're looking at 90-degree temps later this week. We find ourselves in a recent hurry to prep the yard, clean off the patio furniture, and refresh with a few new pieces for the season ahead. If you're lucky enough to have one of these spaces, make sure you get as much use out of it as possible.

This turn-of-the-century kitchen was in desperate need of a remodel with compartmentalized spaces and outdated finishes. The homeowners wanted to honor the architectural details of the home while creating a functional and timeless kitchen for their family of four. Acting as their own general contractors, the homeowners pulled together their dream team to get the job done.

Watch Joanna Gaines create a new style, "rustic coastal," on the latest "Fixer Upper: Behind the Design."

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At Lambert Home, we’ve always loved stain-grade cabinets! We think the character, warmth, and richness you get from stain-grade cabinets truly can’t be replicated, but in 2024 we’re specifically loving what Walnut brings to the table. Walnut has a smoother grain than a wood like red oak, or even white oak, and stains to a really warm rich tone.

Mercer Island Tudor Quietly nestled on the waterfront of Mercer Island, this early 90’s Tudor home underwent a main floor renovation. With a concentrated effort to transform the Kitchen, we began our work by stripping the incompatible neoclassic detailing from previous remodels. With ample consideration, we worked the unbalanced floor plan by relocating major appliances to accommodate a logical work flow, visual balance and to better showcase the existing lead arched windows. We included…