Get them All! Now 12 Recolors of RGiles Scarborough Kitchen Collection

Here are the colors so far: Trashed and distressed #1, Bloodwood & Redheart, Padouk, Verawood & Guayacan combo #1, Walnut, Purple Heart, Pink Ivory, Medium wood, Asian Ebony, Orange & white, Dark wood and Pickled & pink. More to come.

We all love it...you know what I mean...that wonderful Scarborough Kitchen Collection RGiles has blown us away with. Man I saw that and thought "the kitchen of my dreams" only I dream of a pickled wood with rose stain trim and matching marble counters topped off with brass toned handles... And while I was at it I noticed that the Maxis red stained country-style chairs look pretty good with the style too...But alas they needed a pickled tone wood.

Well I made them. And I think I might make more...perhaps Walunt? Ebony?...This could go anywhere. ~ Just to update: I have made a dark wood (walunt) and tried my hand at a real ebony toned cabinet. I may yet do a "fake ebony" that is stained black. I have done white and orange. There is a link to another two white sets listed a few posts down. Now I'm thinking about a medium toned wood, as suggested, but I also found some images of rare woods, including "Purple Heart" and "Pink Ivory." Truly beautiful, real if rare, woods. I also have a couple of very unusual marble samples to use as countertops. so don't be surprised if I spin off a purple and a coral set before I do the medium toned wood. (one medium tone and that coral pink set are done)~

I have University and the set works beautifully. RGiles thinks he has fixed the problem...If you don't have University installed you must download the updated open counter. Please read the original mesh thread for more information...

For the rest of us: To use these recolors you must have RGiles' original meshes : Scarborough Kitchen Collection

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Oh yes...This file includes the seats and table pictured. the red/pink stain is the maxis color. All I did was apply a matching stain to the exposed wood so to speak...