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KITCHEN WEEK: 4 FAB KITCHENS FROM COCOCOZY READERS!

May 6, 2011
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Open kitchen in a traditional colonial home with granite countertops, white cabinetry, a dark wood dining room table, wood floor, chandelier and sage green accents
Kitchen 1:  Stacy Curran’s traditional colonial home in Massachusetts boasts this high style open kitchen with granite countertops, white cabinetry, and sage green accents. (above)

KITCHEN WEEK is sizzling (…I know…ridiculous pun…but I am at least making myself chuckle)!

So today, I bring you 4 kitchens from lovely COCOCOZY readers. Thank you everyone for your fabulous submissions!  Some of these kitchen owners are design professionals…while others are just regular folk like you and me.

All in all I think these kitchens are quite nice and I am so happy you sent them in for everyone to enjoy.

Here’s a listing of who these kitchens belong to and where they are from:

Kitchen 1: Stacy Curran from Conspicuous Style blog and South Shore Decorating in Massachusetts.

Kitchen 2: Stacy Nance from Stacy Nance Interiors in Oklahoma.

Kitchen 3:  Michelle D. from Littleton, CO.

Kitchen 4: Leslie Goldsmith from Baltimore, Maryland.

classic white kitchen with classic glass door upper cabinets, Walker Zanger white glazed terra cotta tile backsplash, Kashmir granite countertops, black glazed ceramic tile floors and wood bar stools
Kitchen 2:  Stacy Nance’s timelessly classic white kitchen features, classic glass door upper cabinets, Walker Zanger white glazed terra cotta tile backsplash, Kashmir granite countertops, black glazed ceramic tile floors and wood bar stools (above)
Kitchen with large center island, wide plank wood floors, warm neutral tone granite counters, and a ceramic tile backsplash with copper accents
Kitchen 3: Michelle’s Littleton, CO kitchen has a large center island, wide plank wood floors, warm neutral tone granite counters, and a ceramic tile backsplash with copper accents. (above)
Kitchen with black granite counters and Italian pillowed crackled square tile backsplash
Kitchen 4: Leslie’s lovely Baltimore, MD kitchen is in a renovated 1904 home and features black granite counters, Italian pillowed crackled square tile backsplash. (above)

Thank you dear readers!  What amazing submissions.  I adore COCOCOZY readers…you all are so nice, smart and clearly talented in your own right!  True inspiration.

Which of these reader submissions do you like the best and why?  Getting any ideas here for your own kitchen?
Happy Friday!

xo
Coco

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11 responses to “KITCHEN WEEK: 4 FAB KITCHENS FROM COCOCOZY READERS!”

  1. Conspicuous Style Design Blog says:
    May 6, 2011 at 12:38 PM

    Thank you so much Coco — you know how honored I am that you put my kitchen in this lovely group! Interesting how they are all white. I love white kitchens, too!
    Stacy

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  2. H.G. The Countess says:
    May 6, 2011 at 12:42 PM

    The first one is so refreshing, love it!

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  3. Robyn says:
    May 6, 2011 at 1:24 PM

    My favorite is #1. I love the flow and feel of the space. The chandelier is elegant. I love love the sage green mixed with white and black.

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  4. Classic Style says:
    May 6, 2011 at 1:48 PM

    Oh what à beautiful kitchen, I love the diningtable at no 1′, kitchen 2 ,yes please , 3 what à lovely Island, 4 elegant and beautiful charks, and I notice they have put the tiles in à ” different ” direction… ( I didnt have the time to send you à new email…) thanks anyway. Have a love Weekend/ Marie

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  5. Mr. Goodwill Hunting says:
    May 6, 2011 at 4:15 PM

    I am really loving that first kitchen.
    I have been trying to move so that I can justify buying that chandelier.
    Such a great space.

    Rashon aka Mr. Goodwill Hunting

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  6. Karena says:
    May 6, 2011 at 8:45 PM

    Adore the very first the best Very nice accents and lighting!

    xoxo
    Karena
    Art by Karena

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  7. The enchanted home says:
    May 7, 2011 at 2:09 AM

    Love number one, its so well put together, love the pops of color and the space just seems really well planned. Beautiful!

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  8. mdepizzol says:
    May 7, 2011 at 5:13 AM

    Thanks for the feature Coco. It was exciting to see my kitchen. I wish I were a better photographer.
    I love all the kitchens featured!
    It is always fun to see all the eye candy you display on your blog. keep it coming!

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  9. satisfyingspacesblog.com says:
    May 7, 2011 at 7:06 AM

    It is so fun seeing other reader’s kitchens. Great post!

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  10. The Cuban In My Coffee says:
    May 7, 2011 at 8:21 AM

    Hi Coco, I really like the first kitchen in this series. I love the dinning table right by the kitchen and the beautiful light and style. Very sleek. Thanks for sharing all of these wonderful kitchens. Do you think you could show a nice sleek one with some dark chocolate espresso cabinets? That’s what I’m installing very soon and would love to see what your readers come up with.

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  11. CC says:
    May 11, 2011 at 10:12 AM

    Oh wow! I love that first kitchen. The table setting is so beautiful and that light is amazing. The hint of green is perfect!

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