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KITCHEN WEEK – GEOMETRIC BACKSPLASH!

March 25, 2013
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This week is KITCHEN WEEK on COCOCOZY!  During this week, I’ll bring you kitchens I like and some design ideas that you can easily incorporate into your kitchen whether you live in a grand mansion or a cute small city apartment and for all of the houses and homes in between.

First off, on day 1 of KITCHEN WEEK, here is a fab feature wall in this adorable modern small kitchen.  Can’t really tell if this is a mosaic tile or wallpaper.  Can you?

Either way, I like the light blue graphic diamond pattern used as a backsplash of sorts behind the sleek white flat front cabinets.  Adds an element of design and visual interest to an otherwise neutral space.

Anyone know where this fab wallpaper or tile comes from?

light blue diamond pattern wallpaper wall white modern kitchen flat front cabinet doors cabinets cabinetry

Pulled some wallpaper patterns that might work below.

Cole & Son – Labyrinth Wallpaper (Light blue geometric patterned wallpaper)(above)
Graham & Brown – Juan Wallpaper – $85 per roll (Greek key like geometric patterned light blue wallpaper)(above)

What do you think?  Like or dislike?

I think if you have bare walls in your kitchen…using wallpaper might be the easiest way to get this look.  If you are doing a kitchen remodel, why not use a fabulous mosaic tile?  I would!

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

P.S.  We took the dogs on a little walk yesterday in Manhattan Beach…along the boardwalk.  We also went to breakfast at a cute restaurant (diner) called Martha’s.  I’m not a Manhattan Beach type of girl at all (Laguna is more to my liking!), but it was a gorgeous day and everyone was in a good mood and smiling…who can complain!  I know lots of you are buried in snow.  I wish you much sun and warmth!!

Manhattan Beach boardwalk yesterday (photo by TE)! (above)

P.P.S.  Have a another shoot tonight on set on the Universal lot for my real job.  Should be fun.  Only part that isn’t too fun is that shoot starts at 8pm!  Wooohoooo.

P.P.P.S.  Making some big decisions this week…will have you weigh in…has to do with the COCOCOZY textiles collection!  Exciting but not sure!!!

P.P.P.P.S.  How did you spend your weekend?  Have a great week too!

Photos: Trevor Tondro

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4 responses to “KITCHEN WEEK – GEOMETRIC BACKSPLASH!”

  1. lynne whiteside says:
    March 25, 2013 at 1:28 PM

    with all the pre pasted wall coverings now, it’s much easier to apply and that’s a pretty good thing for the client.

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  2. Patty Lunz says:
    March 25, 2013 at 9:29 PM

    I can’t seem to say it enough but I just love your kitchen. It’s so cozy and pretty. The newly painted cabient is wonderful to show off your impressive collection of ironstone. I just love it.

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    March 26, 2013 at 10:03 AM

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  4. Hollie @ I'm Busy Procrastinating says:
    April 25, 2013 at 11:21 AM

    I am all about that wall. Geometrics, yep, I’m all over it.

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