Kitchen From HGTV Smart Home 2013
Defined by cottage-style cabinetry and oversized light fixtures, the high-tech kitchen offers space for both food prep and entertaining.
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The beach-blue wall color extends into the kitchen, where cottage-style maple cabinetry and oversized pendant lights carve out vintage style, belying the room's high-tech features, including refrigerator and freezer columns and an induction cooktop with both speed heating and full-touchscreen interface features.
It's the kitchen I would like to have — it's very forthright, it looks great and I absolutely adore the island.Interior Designer Linda Woodrum
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Smart Home 2013 Kitchen Tour with Carley Knobloch
Expert sylist Carley Knobloch tours the Smart Home 2013 kitchen features. This kitchen features a large kitchen island, stainless steel double ovens, cooktop surface with smart thermostat, and a faucet with a smart sensor.
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Expert sylist Carley Knobloch tours the Smart Home 2013 kitchen features. This kitchen features a large kitchen island, stainless steel double ovens, cooktop surface with smart thermostat, and a faucet with a smart sensor.
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On Smart Home 2013 hosts Monica Pedersen and Chi-Lan Lieu look at Smart Home 2013 kitchen features. This kitchen features a large kitchen island, stainless steel double ovens, cooktop surface with smart thermostat, and a faucet with a smart sensor.
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In this Smart Home 2013 video expert stylist Carley Knobloch takes a 90-second tour of HGTV Smart Home 2013's interior.
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Dining Room From HGTV Smart Home 2013
A formal entertaining space infused with mocha and sea-blue hues, the dining room opens out to the back deck, with boundaries defined by sheer linen drapes rather than solid walls.
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