Our design intention for this project was to reinsert as many “original” time stamped elements back into this 1920’s home as possible. So when it came to the kitchen we spared no expense. We went all out with true marble tile.

We decided to open up the wall between the two rooms to make these two spaces coexist together. Doing this not only brightened up the entire kitchen but it made the functionality so much more appealing overall.

Rounding up a few of our favorite kitchen faucets under $235!

There is so much DETAIL that goes into crafting a space that flows seamlessly and effortlessly. However, as overwhelming as it can feel, there are things that you can do to stop from experiencing all that “analysis paralysis” and it’s all in setting the scene for your project.

There are so many components that go into making over a kitchen that it can be intimidating to know where to even begin or what to even focus on. But I’m here to assure you that you don’t need to be a design expert to take charge in this arena. All you need are a few simple tips on where to begin and what to focus on.

2017 has been a year for the books, I am amazed at all that transpired in such a short amount of time. But what I’m most amazed by is our total kitchen renovation.

If you've been following me around here for a while you know that we are in the midst of a FULL BLOWN kitchen renovation. That means that we literally tore down every (and I mean EVERY) inch of the existing kitchen...and then some, to make this kitchen our dream kitchen. Sure that may sound pretty amazing, but actually enduring it is a completely different string of emotions.