nothing says shagadelic like terracotta. natalie myers of veneer designs was recently given the task of transforming an austin powers-esqe kitchen into a stylish southern california cooking oasis. located on the venice canals, the house has a natural cool factor that the original kitchen clearly didn’t vibe with. for the update myers specified modern espresso cabinetry, a mosaic glass tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and chrome teardrop lighting pendants. so long hippy, hello hipster.
i would especially like to thank natalie myers of veneer designs for sharing transformations with us from her los angeles firm.
Love this transformation although I don't believe it is the same kitchen! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe clean lines along with the glass backsplash make for an elegant look. The 2 tiered countertop with the glass level is a nice touch for keeping the look "open". A galley kitchen at its finest!
Thought I would drop in and say hello..This is quite a good kitchen redo!! Keep up the good work Rachel:) Thanks again for featuring Studio M on your blog:)
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OMG, that backsplash is spectacular!
ReplyDeletegorgeous. looks like an art gallery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful kitchens...I love mine, but whenever I see these ones that look so fresh and new it makes me want to re-do ours! Hope you're great:)
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