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Coastal Contemporary Kitchen with Open Plan

June 17, 2015
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Flowing oak floors, a central island and a merging of warm woods gave this contemporary remodel the open floor plan it was looking for.
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From: Fraley and Company
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Barstools Provide Contrast & Seating

A pair of leather barstools cozy up to the breakfast bar and provide gentle contrast to the pale wood cabinetry.

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Recycled Glass Tile Kitchen Backsplash

The cookbook nook features a recycled glass tile backsplash, a floating stainless steel shelf for a radio and easily accessible storage for kitchen must-haves.

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Bright Contemporary Eat-In Kitchen With Breakfast Bar

The new kitchen allows plenty of room for two cooks, and the south-facing location provides fantastic light all day long. Three fiery glass pendant lights add a fun decorative element above the breakfast bar.

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Kitchen Accent Cabinet With Cord Glass Front

The accent cabinet features a coordinating stain color and cord glass for a semi-transparent view.

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Contemporary Open Plan Kitchen With Raised Breakfast Bar

The raised breakfast bar hides countertop clutter below and provides a nice sunny perch for morning coffee.

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Fiery Glass Pendant Lights Above Contemporary Breakfast Bar

Three fiery glass pendant lights add a burst of color above the breakfast bar. The mocha accent wall in the family room gives the impression of a larger room and provides a foundation for the earthy tones throughout the space.

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Contemporary Travertine Fireplace Surround

The new fireplace surround features the same travertine that was used in the kitchen. The mantel was fashioned from an 80-year-old Douglas fir beam that purchased for $25 at the local salvaged building center.