All photos in this post courtesy of Newman & Wolen Design, LLC
After – Kitchen
This cheery newly remodeled kitchen features pale mushroom and glass cabinets, black CaesarStone quartz countertops, a bar area, stainless appliances and a grey and white plaid floor! (above)
Another design miracle from the talented architectural team of Tom Newman and Debbie Wolen of Newman & Wolen Design, LLC here in Los Angeles (actually their offices are in Culver City). This time architects Tom and Debbie meticulously transformed an outdated pink kitchen into a fresh modern space with a plaid tile floor!
I LOVE THIS KITCHEN! Sorry for the caps and exclamation point…but need to express how strongly I feel about this kitchen. It is the perfect blend of modern convenience, classic and traditional inspiration, fresh color and the appropriate level of whimsy.
After a major remodel, the new kitchen now features high gloss pale mushroom colored cabinets, a glossy black Absolute Noir CaesarStone quartz stone countertop, traditional off-white subway tile backsplash laid in a brick pattern, glass upper cabinets and high end stainless steel appliances. Everything and anything anyone could want in a kitchen.
All that being said, the piece de resistance of this kitchen, however, is most definitely the floor – a stone tile floor laid on the diagonal in a windmill like pattern with different colors of tile (Fritz Tile ‘Green Tile’, 12”x12” thin “flexible terrazzo” in ‘winter white’, ‘silver gray’, and ‘staley black’, made of 70% recycled material) to give the effect of a plaid floor! FANTASTIC.
As for the before and after of this kitchen, clearly these architects made magic when they renovated the outdated dingy pink cabinetry, countertops and floor plan in order to freshen this kitchen up…a truly delightful space.
After – Kitchen Sink Area
After the transformation, this kitchen boasts two stainless steel undermount sinks – one double sink and one prep sink, both with easy access to clear glass upper cabinets and with wonderful views through refurbished windows. (above)
Before – Kitchen Stove/Range
Pink cabinets, pink tile countertop, pink backsplash, a copper stovetop and hood, black ovens and floral wallpaper were the mishmosh order of the day in the old kitchen. (above)
After – Kitchen Stove/Range
Sleek black quartz stone counter tops, pale mushroom cabinets with a delicate molding detail, off-white “crackle” subway tile backsplash, a stunning stainless gourmet range/oven combo, an enclosed hood/vent that matches cabinetry, new built-in shelving for cook books, cabinets that are flush to the ceiling and brighten wall color make this once dreary pink kitchen now cheery and airy. (above)
Before – Butler’s Pantry
The plaid tile floor is carried into the breakfast nook or casual dining area which is cleverly furnished with a white picnic style table and benches. The benches and table are from Olde Good Things in downtown LA and are from Argentina.(above)
Thomas F. Newman
Newman & Wolen Design, LLC
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(310) 558-3100
What do you think of the floor in this kitchen? Click on “comments” link below and weigh in please! Would love to hear what you have to say!
xo
Coco
outstanding!
Great kitchen.
this is the kind of post that i was finding for. what is the best way to make a kitchen of 10′ x 112′ kitchen look spacious.
This is what i call it as a very informative post. though it is descriptive the fact that it along with relevant images makes it more interesting in reading.
This is the floor I want! I am remodling our 1906 four-square home that was remuddled in an awful manner during the sixties. We bought our home over 30 years ago and are just now getting to the kitchen.
Is this a linoleum or tile. Where can I buy it?
Love it, love it, love it! And by the way. This entire website is the best out there for inovative ideas.
Can anyone tell me from whence this fabulous floor came? Is it tile or linoleum?
I love, love, love it!
hi,thank you to coco for sharing the details of the tile pictured above.
for those who missed it: Fritztile, greentile
12×12, “silver Gray” “winter white” an “staley black”
How would you grout this? I’m very interested in this type of floor pattern.
Are the tiles placed very close together and different grouts used???
Amazing either way!
Tiles are butted up against each other. No grout used!
i would like to know what the name of the grey wall paint is?
i am remodeling my 1926 kitchen and evyrbody is against the grey but i am soo serious and confident about the color, just have to find the right one
thanks
kathy
WONDERFUL!!! I’m searching for the product here in GA.
LOVE IT!!
Very Interesting!
Thank You!
Just want to say you can do this same floor with cork tiles (which I love). I think it’s Globus Cork which has had this pattern on their site for a few years.