The goal for this Inner Sunset kitchen was to brighten the room. The counters went from dark granite to soapstone, and the cabinets were slated to be painted white. The project was eventually scaled back, and our part became the piece that sets the tone: a brick backsplash. Real brick, sliced thin This isn’t imitation
This Mission District renter wanted a better kitchen counter in her unit, and she was paying for it herself, so the budget mattered. She had already chosen IKEA butcher block, which is a good call. Wood countertops are warm, affordable, and forgiving, and they look far more expensive than they are. Making mismatched cabinets line
This Montclair home was getting ready for market. The owner was preparing to sell and move, and wanted the kitchen floor to help the house sell. She had already chosen the tile: a striated Italian 12″ x 24″ with a very high durability rating, the kind of floor that looks expensive and holds up to
