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Galley Kitchen Rich With Earth Tones

From: Terracotta Design Build

This galley kitchen is warm and inviting thanks to green cabinets, brass pulls, hardwood floors and a bright orange runner. Custom doors help conceal the owners' appliances, so they don't detract from the earthy aesthetic, while wood-themed wallpaper carries the design into the dining area.

transitional galley kitchen with green cabinets

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Galley Kitchen With Gorgeous Green Cabinets

This galley kitchen in Decatur, Ga., was designed to be a functional yet stylish space that allows for effortless cooking and entertaining. Thus, the room features a deep sink and stainless appliances, gorgeous green cabinets and a wood dining table that seats six.

transitional galley kitchen with green cabinets and gold hardware

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Kitchen Cabinets Shine With Gold Hardware

A closer look at the cabinets reveals beautiful brass hardware. As natural light comes streaming in through the windows, it catches on the metallic pulls and helps give the kitchen a hint of shimmer.

transitional galley kitchen with geometric backsplash

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Geometric Backsplash Surrounds Kitchen Sink

Instead of traditional subway tile, TerraCotta Design Build chose an unexpected, slightly geometric backsplash for the kitchen. With its hexagonal shape, this tile adds serious visual interest to the sink.

contemporary galley kitchen with green cabinets

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Wood Vase, Cutting Board Add Natural Touch to Kitchen

To complement the gorgeous green cabinetry, TerraCotta Design Build outfitted the kitchen with natural wood accents like the vase and cutting board. In turn, the room feels fresh and earthy.

transitional galley kitchen with green cabinets

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Stainless Oven, Range Hood Increase Kitchen's Functionality

Those cabinets are just as functional as they are stylish, offering storage and keeping the counters clutter-free. Between them sits a sleek oven and range hood, which add to the kitchen's functionality.

transitional kitchen with green cabinets

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Quartz Countertops Balance Dark Green Cabinets

Quartz countertops balance the dark green cabinets and hardwood floors, helping the the space to look as light and airy as possible. Meanwhile, those custom doors conceal a sleek, Sub Zero refrigerator.

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Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Galley Kitchen Complete With Workstation

When they need a place to jot down grocery lists, make budgets or send emails, the owners can enjoy this dedicated workspace in the corner of the kitchen. A modern sconce illuminates the desk, while the wood chair complements the kitchen's earthy color palette.

transitional dining room with wood wall treatment

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Two-Toned Dining Room Includes Custom Cabinets

Those hardwood floors continue right into the dining room, creating a sense of flow between the two spaces. Notice, too, that built-in cabinets keep wine glasses on hand for drinks after dinner.

transitional dining room with wood wall treatment

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Two-Toned Dining Room Infused With Earth Tones

From the wall treatment to the round table, this two-toned dining room is rich with earth tones. In turn, this space complements the kitchen's color palette and looks cohesive.

transitional dining room

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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Glass Chandelier Adds Interest to Dining Room

With a round table and six chairs, this dining room gives everyone plenty of elbow room while they enjoy their meal. Overhead, a glass-blown chandelier brightens the space and becomes a point of interest.

transitional kitchen with French doors

Photo: Jeff Herr. From: Terracotta Design Build

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French Doors Fill Kitchen With Natural Light, Fresh Air

To the left of the desk, French doors create an effortless transition to the backyard. On sunny days, the owners can prop these open and allow even more light and fresh air into the kitchen. Plants, too, bring the outdoors in.

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