Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

This kitchen design in New Hope, PA created an open living space in the home by removing a 24 foot wall between the kitchen and family room. The resulting space is a kitchen that is both elegant and practical. It is packed with features such as slate inserts above the hood, lights in all of the top cabinets, a double built-up island top, and all lighting remote controlled. All of the kitchen cabinets include specialized storage accessories to make sure every item in the kitchen has a home and all available space is utilized.

Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

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Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

Kitchen - rustic kitchen idea in Boise

Glossy lacquer vanity contrasts with the rustic wood texture in this bath by the Gessi Design Studio. Pickled pine bench sits below a hemp-inspired hanging.

Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

We used a classic farmhouse form, but imbued it with modern walls of glass to open the interior to the outside as well as the 180-degree views. PHOTO: Ignacio Salas-Humara

When it came to the design of the kitchen, we knew that we wanted something timeless and bright. Classic moldings, white cabinets, and brass fixtures all helped to achieve that effect. While we brought in some existing pieces i.e. the loveseat, window treatments and pillows we splurged when it came to the fixtures. One of the first decisions we made were the Gabby barstools! To avoid having too “sterile” of a space we brought in warmth and texture through our accessories (i.e. vintage pickle jars, woven demijohns and heirloom silver).

Eat-in kitchen - large traditional l-shaped eat-in kitchen idea in New York with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Photo Credit: Dennis Jourdan
Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized contemporary u-shaped porcelain tile and multicolored floor eat-in kitchen idea in Chicago with a single-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a peninsula and gray countertops

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Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea

When it came to the design of the kitchen, we knew that we wanted something timeless and bright. Classic moldings, white cabinets, and brass fixtures all helped to achieve that effect. While we brought in some existing pieces i.e. the loveseat, window treatments and pillows we splurged when it came to the fixtures. One of the first decisions we made were the Gabby barstools! To avoid having too “sterile” of a space we brought in warmth and texture through our accessories (i.e. vintage pickle jars, woven demijohns and heirloom silver).

When it came to the design of the kitchen, we knew that we wanted something timeless and bright. Classic moldings, white cabinets, and brass fixtures all helped to achieve that effect. While we brought in some existing pieces i.e. the loveseat, window treatments and pillows we splurged when it came to the fixtures. One of the first decisions we made were the Gabby barstools! To avoid having too “sterile” of a space we brought in warmth and texture through our accessories (i.e. vintage pickle jars, woven demijohns and heirloom silver).

When it came to the design of the kitchen, we knew that we wanted something timeless and bright. Classic moldings, white cabinets, and brass fixtures all helped to achieve that effect. While we brought in some existing pieces i.e. the loveseat, window treatments and pillows we splurged when it came to the fixtures. One of the first decisions we made were the Gabby barstools! To avoid having too “sterile” of a space we brought in warmth and texture through our accessories (i.e. vintage pickle jars, woven demijohns and heirloom silver).

When it came to the design of the kitchen, we knew that we wanted something timeless and bright. Classic moldings, white cabinets, and brass fixtures all helped to achieve that effect. While we brought in some existing pieces i.e. the loveseat, window treatments and pillows we splurged when it came to the fixtures. One of the first decisions we made were the Gabby barstools! To avoid having too “sterile” of a space we brought in warmth and texture through our accessories (i.e. vintage pickle jars, woven demijohns and heirloom silver).