Mission Kitchen Inspiration
Wood, beautiful joinery, handcrafted and simple. If a large oak tree falls on your property and you have the tools and know-how, or know a good carpenter...
Mission kitchen. Love the mullions and the white marble tile backsplash. The mullions look like they were based on those at the famous Gamble House in Pasadena, www.archdaily.com - Kitchen by Andrew Almeter: urbancraftsmenco.blogspot.com
Perfect! Note how the different cabinet depths and combination of drawers and doors add interest.
Local stone as backsplash. Drop in farm sink. Authentic pegs in the corners of cabinet doors hold the frame together, in lieu of glue. www.crown-point.com
Old fashioned wallpaper and wood backsplash. Cross mullions in upper cabinets. www.crown-point.com
Mission Cabinets.
Glass wall cabinets, farm sink, open shelves.
By CCS Woodworks, Upstate, NY.
www.ccswoodworks.net
Old fashioned wallpaper and wood backsplash. Stickley said he designed with "simplicity, usefulness, and with the thoughtful use of natural materials." www.crown-point.com
Square feet and green tile backsplash behind antique stove. www.crown-point.com
Not all Mission cabinets are dark. www.crown-point.com
Love the combination of baby blue walls, white trim, medium toned wood and apothacary cabinets. www.crown-point.com
The stained oak cabinets perfectly match the backsplash art tiles. Craftsman and Mission design lines are usually straight and simple and are larger, heavier and thicker than those found in the Arts and Crafts style. Tiles: Handcraft Tile Company. www.oldhouseonline.com
See-through oak cabinets above the island let in more light. Orange walls go well with oak cabinets. White tile with gray grout lends an old fashioed feel.
Kennebec Company, Maine.
Stained, hand-planed pine kitchen cabinetry.
www.kennebeccompany.com
Arts & Crafts Kitchen
Sapele wood finished in Nutmeg.
By Crown Point, www.crown-point.com
This is Martha Stewart's kitchen in her home in East Hampton. Note the bright green floors and green ceiling! www.marthastewart.com
Martha Stewart's kitchen. Cabinets are more Victorian than Mission. These cabinets are old mahogony (hopefully sustainably harvested). www.marthastewart.com
Sliding cabinet doors. Brooklyn, NY.
Mission-style hardware.
"Homestead Panel" inset door style (non beaded frame), Quarter-Sawn Red Oak, Mission finish. www.durasupreme.com
Craftsman Kitchen by www.hutkerarchitects.com
Old fashioned wallpaper, beadboard, wall sconces instead of recessed.
Craftsman cabinets by www.hutkerarchitects.com
Beaded inset/flush cabinets.
Stainless steel counters. A modernized Mission.
The original 1910 cabinets restored. www.oldhouseonline.com
The original 1910 cabinets restored. www.oldhouseonline.com
Apothacary kitchen cabinets.
Mission cabinets by Crowne Point. www.crown-point.com
Top cabinet doors are a cross design. Glass in top cabinet doors is tinted.
Seating in a Mission kitchen = wood. www.crown-point.com
Mission Cabinets
By Plato Craftsman
www.platowoodwork.com
Old fashioned kitchen.
Super high painted wall cabinets, farm sink.
www.oldhousejournal.com
Arts and Crafts windows - mirror the table base.
Arts & Crafts kitchen.
Mission kitchen cabinets.
www.crown-point.com
Mica and Tiffany Lighting are often seen in Mission or Craftsman homes - and if not either of those, than lighting with straight lines. www.crown-point.com
Arts & Crafts cabinets
www.crown-point.com
Craftsman Kitchen. Yellow walls, hanging lights, lots of medium toned wood. www.visualphotos.com
Arts & Crafts all the way. Arts and Crafts style has more flourishes than Mission and Craftsman, whose styles had separate beginnings but developed into a somewhat interchangable style.
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