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For this young Minneapolis couple that includes a chef, designer Alisa Dragt-Hoffman of McDonald Remodeling created an open kitchen with custom rift-cut white oak cabinets that lend warm Japandi style. Clever sliding doors with round drilled finger pulls on the upper units allow the chef to quickly grab items while cooking. The backs of the uppers feature a slatted detail that echoes that of the island end. A tall wine rack integrated into the cabinetry on the left offers storage for up to 11 bottles. White oak flooring continues the warm look.
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2. Rich Tones and Palm Springs Vibes
Bathroom at a Glance
Who lives here: A woman who loves Palm Springs, California
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Size: 41 square feet (3.8 square meters)
Designer: Sarah Desaulniers of Moor Design
Contractor: Bizzarri Construction
Before: The owner of this Canadian townhome lives in Vancouver, but the vibrant desert community of Palm Springs, California, is her happy place. So when thinking about updating her generic 41-square-foot primary bathroom, she showed her designer inspiration photos of Palm Springs midcentury bathrooms and told her to have fun and see what she could come up with.