Designing the rangehood is always the first and the most important element to establish. In this Cherry kitchen, I chose to design with the Scrolled Bolection Rangehood for the following reasons:
- Due to the height of these cabinets adjacent to the cooktop, the rangehood detail was installed higher than usual and I did not want the design to be too robust
- The Ovolo shape, bold yet simple, allowed the scrolled handcarved relief to be viewed, and the Ovolo engaged with the cabinetry
- The handcarved Scroll is a complex design - yet it is feminine with its beautiful, not overly carved motif
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Rangehood |
Cabinetry Crown |
Pedestal Feet |
As I designed the balance of the cabinetry, it was very important to complement the feminine detail of the rangehood. I wanted these other details to bring delight and surprise.
- Created paneled pilasters at the sink using petite drops and pedestal feet
- Created a china hutch with pilasters, capitals, and a handsome carved panel mould for the shelf edge
- My island uses handcarved corner posts and feet, really creating the look of furniture
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Crown |
Hutch |
Sink |
Island |
Keystone |
Meet Susan Latta, CKD CBD, a 13-year veteran kitchen designer. Latta is also a licensed building contractor and contributed to the design of the Adornments™ during her tenure at White River™.
Before White River's Adornments™, "it was nearly impossible to find a dedicated line of petite-scale of ornament, carved from wood, for cabinetry and furniture," says Latta. "I wanted to help create a line of petite ornament that would be really useful to a designer like me."
You can reach Susan at www.susanlattadesign.com
