A Spanish-style kitchen and baths rebuilt with terracotta floors, warm wood cabinetry, plaster and brass.
- Type
- Remodel
- Scope
- Kitchen and baths
- Style
- Spanish Revival
Before
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The original kitchen
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The original island
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The original primary bath
The brief
Keep the home's Spanish character and give it a kitchen that works hard.
The design
Terracotta, warm wood, plaster and brass, with glazed green tile in the baths.
The reveal
Photography: Lacey Wood Photography
The kitchen, in motion
A slow camera move made from our photo of the finished kitchen. It plays silently when it scrolls into view.
Spanish character, a working kitchen
The kitchen keeps the home's Spanish character and gives it a working core: a long island with seating, a professional range under a plaster hood, a white farmhouse sink below the window and a paneled refrigerator that reads as cabinetry. Arched niches lined with patterned tile and floating shelves frame the breakfast area.
Terracotta floor tile, warm wood shaker cabinets with glass-front uppers, and brass pendants and hardware tie the room together.
In the baths, the palette shifts to glazed green tile and brass. The primary bath has a freestanding tub, a walnut-tone double vanity under arched brass mirrors, terracotta floor tile and an arched shower wrapped in patterned green-and-white tile. A second bath uses deep green glazed tile with brass trim and a floating walnut vanity.
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