Lacanche Pictures

Meryl's lacanche cluny +1 black

2005-06-25T10:57:00.000-07:00

This kitchen is lovely... beautiful cabinetry, great hardware, and an amazing backsplash.

The link is good for as long as it is hosted.

You can find the kitchen pictures here.

VedaZu's Portuguese Blue Cluny

2005-06-13T21:05:00.000-07:00

The link to vedaZu's kitchen in progress is here.

The Portuguese Blue really is fabulous.

Stainless Lacanche

2005-05-18T07:55:00.000-07:00

I'm not sure where I found this kitchen, but it is lovely and features a stainless Lacanche. This kitchen can be found at this link.

Kitchengirl has identified this kitchen as belonging to Warren Rakowski.

Marin's Volnay

2005-03-22T12:54:00.000-08:00

The link to Marin's kitchen is here.

Swissmiss's (Marin's) comment from the forums.

Well, we bought our Lacanche Volnay over two years ago (thanks to this forum) and we're finally done building our house, so here it is happily nestled in the corner of our new kitchen.... The heat output on this thing (even with LPG) is amazing; my only complaint is the burner rings are hard to clean

Art Culinaire Brochure

2005-03-22T09:18:00.000-08:00

Art Culinaire has an online brochure. There are 11 pictures showing different options and configurations.

Art Culinaire Brochure

Bosche's Lacanche Fontenay

2005-03-01T09:11:00.000-08:00

The pictures of Bosche's Lacanche Fontenay can be found here.

Bosche includes information about the kitchen design.

Fontenay
Stone cast hood surround
Rift-cut white oak cabinets dark brown stain with black glaze
Honed "Baja" Caesarstone
Walker Zanger Old World Murgiano mosiac backsplash
Ventahood liner
SubZero refer, icemaker, wine fridge
Whitehaus Evolution faucets and sprays
Reichele copper sinks
Noche cross-cut travertine in 16"x24" running bond pattern
Colonial Bronze pulls
Astec extruded bronze windows

Zolablue's Kitchen Stainless Cluny

2005-03-01T08:51:00.000-08:00

Zolablue's kitchen pictures are here.

Zolablue has a great collection of photo albums:

Kitchen Design & Layout
Lacanche Gallery
Kitchen Collection
Our KItchen Picks
Misc. Progress Pictures
Installation Begins
Backsplash
French Straw Plaster

Annaleef's Kitchen Burgundy Red Lacanche

2005-03-01T08:14:00.000-08:00

Annaleef's kitchen pictures can be found here.

Annaleef has some great pictures, showing some pictures of the installation. Burgandy Lacanche

Cohiba767's Kitchen

2005-03-01T07:17:00.000-08:00

Cohiba767's pictures can be found here

She has a black Cluny, maybe +1?

Dmsb's Kitchen Cluny+1, Provencal Yellow

2005-02-28T08:16:00.000-08:00

Dmsb's kitchen is shown here with comments from the gallery by Dmsb.

You can see the entire kitchen here as long as the photos remain hosted at shutterfly and available to the public.

My kitchen is (99%) done! I feel as though I should be hearing Pomp&Circumstance playing in the background as I type these words and post my photos to the gallery here! Thanks to all the many knowledgeable people who post here and led me to options and details I couldn't have known about before. I'll post a link here and in the gallery, too. A few things remain to be done -- glass in the cabinet doors, a panel here and there to be replaced due to minor sizing disparities, no flat-panel tv installed yet, and a seat cushion for the built in bench, but otherwise, it's all done! I am sure I'll find details that don't work perfectly here and there, but this was my first time designing a kitchen, so I'll try to keep mum about any complaints -- not that I have any at the moment :) -- otherwise my husband may just leave me or explode!
Here are the kitchen details:
Cabinets: CWP, frameless, eggshell finish on Maple, Terry door (modified to have a square machine-edge and a reverse flat center panel)
Range: Lacanche Cluny+1, Provencal Yellow
Countertops: Roman Gold granite
Backsplash tiles: Walker Zanger Firenze group
Fridge: KitchenAid Architect Series
Sink: Rohl 36" Shaw's Original Farm Sink, undermounted
Faucet, soap dispenser, sidespray: Perrin & Rowe, polished nickel finish
Instant boiling/instant chilled filtered water: Everpure, traditional gooseneck polished nickel spout
Vent: 54" Ventahood liner
Flooring: Hartco prefinished white oak
Walls: Benjamin Moore Blond Wood on walls, Autumn Leaf in built-in hutch
Light Fixtures: Restoration Hardware Wilshire sconces and chandelier
Undercabinet lighting: juno
That's all I can think of! Thanks again for everyone's wisdom.

Here is a link that might be useful: http://share.shutterfly.com/osi.jsp?i=EeEMmzdu5ctGL7

Momto4kids's Sully +2

2005-02-27T19:42:00.000-08:00

Sully +2 in process and in use. Courtesy Momto4kids

Warming Cubboard courtesy Momto4kids

2005-02-27T19:25:00.000-08:00

Inside of warming cubboard courtesy Momto4kids.

Comments by Momto4kids

Yes, I've put pots and pans directly from the stove in there and I've put plates with food in them. It just depends on what I need at the time. The racks are all moveable. There are also special pans and baking sheets that fit the cupboard

Last night I used both. I set one of them on 100 degrees for plates and serving dishes until the meal was ready. I set the other cupboard for 130 - 150 degrees to hold food at various stages. They go from 80 to 230 degrees. You can do a lot in them: proof bread, slow roast (although I've never done it!!), etc. I love having them

But, in addtion to the racks in the cupboards, there are narrow, deep baking sheets that slide directly onto the grooves...no rack needed to hold it in place. There is also a pan that's about 2" deep or so that also slides right onto the grooves, no rack needed for support, that you can put food right into

Black Cluny

2005-02-27T18:48:00.000-08:00

This cluny has been sitting in my garage since fall 2004. It's in the house and everything is working perfectly.

Click to enlarge.