When interior designer Suzanne said she was redoing her own kitchen BJ was happy to help her with the countertops.

We got lucky and had a really pretty remnant of Soapstone in our yard that worked perfectly for the Island. For the perimeter countertops Suzanne selected the Carrara marble from our stock with a honed finish.
Soapstone + Carrara = One of my favorite combos.
She did a Mitered edge detail on the Carrara because it was 2 cm.
On the island the edge detail is a 1 1/4" Square Polish.
Check out her island, isn't it a beautiful piece?
To see more pictures of Suzanne's beautiful home go to Alice Lane's blog.
4 comments:
I LOVE Alice Lane! Of course their designer's kitchens (and homes) would be so gorgeous. Thanks for sharing, that was fun to see.
-Jess
Gorgeous, gorgeous! I'm totally jealous. :)
Isn't it funny how interior designer's always use marble and soapstone in their own kitchens? We should follow their lead and quit being scared of it! Suzanne's home is really beautiful.
Amie - I couldn't agree more!
I am in the process of pairing Carrara marble for my kitchen island with Corian's rain cloud on my counter tops, which is meant to look like carrara.
I love this blog/website... I cannot tell you how many times I've referred to it during my kitchen redo's. Bravo, and keep up the good work (please!)
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