Laudermilch Photography - Tony Laudermilch Grey linen patterned counter top compliment the natural concrete floors.
Inspiration for a small rustic single-wall open concept kitchen remodel in Philadelphia with a drop-in sink, raised-panel cabinets, red cabinets, laminate countertops, stainless steel appliances and no island

Adirondacks Style We have done a fair amount of Adirondacks style furniture and kitchens over the years. We usually do a more primitive style cabinet. The design additions are usually willow twigging, birch bark, horn hardware and funky paint colors and paint combos. We make and paint the cabinets in our shop and we do simple twig, bark and horn work. I have Adirondacks artists friends that I can call upon to do the more involved work shown in these photos if that is what you would like.

The beautiful granite countertops add all the drama that this dated kitchen needed. The granite’s natural curves and colors of dark brown, greys and gold create the perfect color palette in which to build from.

The dining table blended with our client's desire for a more contemporary flair served as inspiration for the Kitchen and Dining Area. Two focal points exist in this area - the 7' tall custom designed built-in storage unit in the dining area, and a magnificent 11' long honed marble, waterfall wrapped kitchen island. The primitive style built in cabinetry was finished to relate to the traditional elements of the dining table and the clean lines of the cabinetry in the Kitchen Area simultaneously. The result is an eclectic contemporary vibe filled with rich, layered textures. The Kitchen Area was designed as an elegant backdrop for the 3 focal points on the main level open floor plan. Clean lined off-white perimeter cabinetry and a textured, North African motif patterned backsplash frame the rich colored Island, where the client often entertains and dines with guests.

https://www.mogulinterior.com/collections/rustic-furniture The primitive country decor style can be seen in old door sideboards with earthy textures and accent tables, vintage carved wall reliefs, cabinets made from reclaimed woods with carvings of natural elements like sunrays and floral elements. Rustic farmhouse and barn decor is also a variation of this style that plays with handmade furniture and antique doors with brass and iron embellishments. Rustic vintage barn doors leading into the study or study set against the white walls gives the old colonial plantation feel. Cabinets that are intricately carved or simple with a geometric diamond, the colors are deeply absorbed into the grains of the wood, a feel so nostalgic that brings in dancing corn fields and romantic nights of looking at the stars.

-Configured the Kitchen to address the Dining area and adjacent Office area. Eliminated the “compartments” that separated the Kitchen into choppy areas. -Created an aesthetic that was in keeping with the bones of the home, and compatible with the existing Early American / primitive pine furnishings. -Redesigned the layout into an L-configuration, allowing a large central archway (matching the existing adjacent opening) to the Study. -Finishes / fixtures consist of elements such as “honeycomb” backsplash tile and an elegant iron pendant fixture.

Adirondacks Style We have done a fair amount of Adirondacks style furniture and kitchens over the years. We usually do a more primitive style cabinet. The design additions are usually willow twigging, birch bark, horn hardware and funky paint colors and paint combos. We make and paint the cabinets in our shop and we do simple twig, bark and horn work. I have Adirondacks artists friends that I can call upon to do the more involved work shown in these photos if that is what you would like.

Adirondacks Style We have done a fair amount of Adirondacks style furniture and kitchens over the years. We usually do a more primitive style cabinet. The design additions are usually willow twigging, birch bark, horn hardware and funky paint colors and paint combos. We make and paint the cabinets in our shop and we do simple twig, bark and horn work. I have Adirondacks artists friends that I can call upon to do the more involved work shown in these photos if that is what you would like.

Wonderful light warm finishes make this beautiful rustic home feel soft and airy. Natural farmhouse stylistic finishes and clean stone like surfaces give this home a bright feel throughout each and every space. Mary Santaga

Back yard under mature Oak trees: Outdoor dining with primitive wood furniture. Photo by Clark Dugger
Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic white two-story mixed siding exterior home remodel in Los Angeles with a shingle roof

Laudermilch Photography - Tony Laudermilch
Example of a small mountain style single-wall open concept kitchen design in Philadelphia with a drop-in sink, raised-panel cabinets, red cabinets, laminate countertops, stainless steel appliances and no island

Larry Weaver of Weaver Images (www.weaverimages.com)
Example of a mountain style home design design in Other

Adirondacks Style We have done a fair amount of Adirondacks style furniture and kitchens over the years. We usually do a more primitive style cabinet. The design additions are usually willow twigging, birch bark, horn hardware and funky paint colors and paint combos. We make and paint the cabinets in our shop and we do simple twig, bark and horn work. I have Adirondacks artists friends that I can call upon to do the more involved work shown in these photos if that is what you would like.

The dining table blended with our client's desire for a more contemporary flair served as inspiration for the Kitchen and Dining Area. Two focal points exist in this area - the 7' tall custom designed built-in storage unit in the dining area, and a magnificent 11' long honed marble, waterfall wrapped kitchen island. The primitive style built in cabinetry was finished to relate to the traditional elements of the dining table and the clean lines of the cabinetry in the Kitchen Area simultaneously. The result is an eclectic contemporary vibe filled with rich, layered textures. The Kitchen Area was designed as an elegant backdrop for the 3 focal points on the main level open floor plan. Clean lined off-white perimeter cabinetry and a textured, North African motif patterned backsplash frame the rich colored Island, where the client often entertains and dines with guests.

Larry Weaver of Weaver Images (www.weaverimages.com)
Example of a mid-sized mountain style l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Other with medium tone wood cabinets and no island

https://www.mogulinterior.com/collections/rustic-furniture The primitive country decor style can be seen in old door sideboards with earthy textures and accent tables, vintage carved wall reliefs, cabinets made from reclaimed woods with carvings of natural elements like sunrays and floral elements. Rustic farmhouse and barn decor is also a variation of this style that plays with handmade furniture and antique doors with brass and iron embellishments. Rustic vintage barn doors leading into the study or study set against the white walls gives the old colonial plantation feel. Cabinets that are intricately carved or simple with a geometric diamond, the colors are deeply absorbed into the grains of the wood, a feel so nostalgic that brings in dancing corn fields and romantic nights of looking at the stars.

Ethan Graves
Example of a mountain style kitchen design in Columbus

Adirondacks Style We have done a fair amount of Adirondacks style furniture and kitchens over the years. We usually do a more primitive style cabinet. The design additions are usually willow twigging, birch bark, horn hardware and funky paint colors and paint combos. We make and paint the cabinets in our shop and we do simple twig, bark and horn work. I have Adirondacks artists friends that I can call upon to do the more involved work shown in these photos if that is what you would like.

When I started, this galley kitchen had very little counter space, cheap cabinets, and a badly tiled backsplash. I redesigned the cabinet layout to add space and interest, added under and over-cabinet lighting, installed a custom granite tile countertop, designed a new travertine backsplash, and installed new stainless appliances.