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A Slate Above The Rest

comments (0) November 13th, 2009 in Project Gallery        
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Click To Enlarge Photo: Craig Freeman Photography

This exceptional island was designed to accommodate a unique piece of slate that had been rescued many years ago by the homeowner from the Atlantic Ocean in Rhode Island. The tri-level island houses the sink, dishwasher, recycling drawer, 42” high informal dining, and 48” high bookshelves. The cherry cabinets are topped with granite, while the eating bar takes center stage with the honed slate.

 

 


Design or Plan used: Simmons Quality Home Improvement, Inc.
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