OPEN AND BRIGHT IN JOLIET
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The homeowners wanted to change the color palette from stained oak to painted cabinetry. White cabinets were added to the highest point before the ceiling angles to the peak. The perimeter cabinets are Countryside Cabinets from Wisconsin; painted maple wood. The island is also painted maple in onyx.
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The island is immense at roughly 5’ x 9’ of workspace and 3’ x 9’ of cabinet storage. It easily accommodates four stools and as the homeowner indicated, made holiday baking with grandchildren a breeze with so much workspace.
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The seating side of the island also has 12” deep cabinet storage the full length of it. The opposite side houses anything and everything you would ever want! The island is pure storage with drawers and cabinets with roll out shelves.
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The white backsplash tile is called Ice White matte subway tile by CTI. The white 3” x 12” subway tile is installed as a back splash and carried to the height of the valance structure, which houses lighting, above the sink. The patterned accent tile is a ceramic 8” x 8” tile from Roca and the pattern is called Casablanca Heritage.
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Our cabinets are always equipped with soft close doors and drawers. Within this kitchen, there are roll out shelves, a not-so-lazy-susan, a roll out spice cabinet adjacent to the cooking area and the best sink ever—a Blanco silgranit sink with double bowl and a low divider.
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This bright and beautiful home in northern Joliet is a tri-level. Originally, the kitchen and dining areas were separated by a wall. Although each of the spaces were roomy on their own, by removing the wall that divided them and creating one large space, it has had amazing results.
The homeowners wanted to change the color palette from stained oak to painted cabinetry. White cabinets were added to the highest point before the ceiling angles to the peak. The perimeter cabinets are Countryside Cabinets from Wisconsin; painted maple wood. The island is also painted maple in onyx. All counters are a light quartz. It is a classic color palette to last. The new flooring and metal balusters on the stairs update the space, while tying in wood tones throughout the home.
