We knew it needed a major makeover from the minute we walked through the door. A country cottage kitchen makeover to suit the style of the house.
Come take the tour.
Although I have featured the different areas of my kitchen, as background for other projects or posts, I have never displayed my kitchen as a whole.
I figured after seven months of blogging, perhaps it was time.
Like most families, we spend the bulk of our time in this gorgeous room and I don't mind one bit.
Of course, it didn't start out this way, I have written before about the multitude of renovations this house required when we move in a little over a decade ago.
The kitchen was no exception.
The house was built in the 1920's as a summer beach cottage.
We fell in love with its charm immediately, but knew that when we added on to the house.
We wanted to do it in a way that would respect the integrity of the original structure and flow seamlessly from old to new.
We'd already started the renovations when I snapped this shot, but basically that was the whole kitchen.
It was an 8.5 x 9 foot space, with two doorways and a tiny fridge tucked into a closet on the back wall...no table, no counter or cabinet space and no room for more than two tiny people.
We added a small addition off the back of the house and it was honestly the best investment we've ever made.
We added that pocket door that now leads into our family room.
I dressed the wall with some thrift store finds, my handmade Pottery Barn knock off wooden sign, a curbside table upcycle and my mom's old deacon's bench.
It has storage inside which still holds my kids' old baby toys for when friends or family come by.
This is that same space now.
On the other side of the wall, we added a much needed and constantly used desk. It was one of the best things we ever did.
Initially I wanted a service area or butler's pantry.
A big old display hutch and gorgeous collections dressing up my dream kitchen. While it would've been very pretty, I'm glad my husband talked me out of it, as we use the desk every single day.
The kitchen is basically a budget job ~ well, at least as much of a budget job as any major renovation can be.
When I say budget, I mean that I'm not into custom, unless we can make it ourselves.
The furniture was either clearance, thrifted or free. The cream colored cabinets are Kraftmaid from Home Depot and almost everything else came from that store, as well.
The floor is a pre-finished hardwood, from the clearance aisle, the sink, fixture, lighting and cabinet hardware were all pulled right off the shelf.
I deliberately chose the laminate countertops, as I wanted them to just fade away. (Well, I really wanted mahogany, but that is a post for a different day.)
Update- I now have a wood countertop in my bathroom. It's a start.
I made the same choice with the appliances, wanted them to blend and fade, as I am not a big cook.
I was more interested in creating a beautiful room that I would love to look at, than a chef's paradise.
I am definitely a form over function girl, although I have to say, it all functions beautifully and still looks new after almost 20 years.
The hood is my favorite element in the room. I absolutely love it.
I saw a kitchen in the store catalog that had a more ornate one, we pared it down to suit our taste. My husband built it himself.
I could honestly stare at it all day long.
Most of the year, my red wreath is enough to adorn it, but I do really like to dress it up.
Ok...another update! I have a new more neutral wreath now.
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I think it provides such a gorgeous focal point for the room and at night, when the under counter and in cabinet lights (all on dimmers) are lit up, it really is a sight.
I do not have a dining room, the house is a tiny beach cottage, so choices had to me made.
In order to accommodate big (very big!) family gatherings.
So, I have two eating areas, including my farmhouse kitchen island and my round corner table.
The Palladian window was a freebie from my sister, discarded from her renovation.
2020 Update! I recently made full length panels for the windows. Big change!
How awesome is that?
The kitchen is predominantly light.
I purposely matched the wall color to the cabinets, which are bisque with a painted, distressed finish.
There's a lot of bright color in this room and I like drama in my decorating, so I punctuated the entire space with red accents and a very, very red wall facing the windows.
I picked up the pine sever at goodwill for $75.
I'm currently campaigning for a fireplace on this wall. To be honest, it's not going very well.
That's ok, I'm patient and I am pretty sure that I can whine about things a little longer than my husband can stand to listen to it.
In the meantime, I do love the server and I can dress it up any way that I like and I do. I change it out often, multiple times every season.
That's ok, I'm patient and I am pretty sure that I can whine about things a little longer than my husband can stand to listen to it.
In the meantime, I do love the server and I can dress it up any way that I like and I do. I change it out often, multiple times every season.
I'm a sucker for a cute accessory or colorful plate and I recently added the "farmhouse" sign. After almost fifteen years I needed a change and it was a super simple DIY.
I hope that you have enjoyed the tour of my kitchen.
It was done over a decade ago and other than replacing the fabric on the kitchen chairs, swapping out accessories and repositioning the table, it has basically remained the same.
Well that and making new curtains often. I do love my fabric swaps.
I just adore it and have no desire to change a thing and I'm not sure that I ever will.
I'm not exactly certain what that says about me.
My kids tell me that it means I am boring, old and set in my ways.
I prefer to see it as being confident in my style.
It was done over a decade ago and other than replacing the fabric on the kitchen chairs, swapping out accessories and repositioning the table, it has basically remained the same.
Well that and making new curtains often. I do love my fabric swaps.
I'm not exactly certain what that says about me.
My kids tell me that it means I am boring, old and set in my ways.
I prefer to see it as being confident in my style.
How about you ~ Do you love your kitchen?
Want to see more rooms in my home?
Kim, your kitchen is not only beautiful, it's so warm and inviting!!!! Great job, love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Vel...it's ten years old and I still love it as much now as I did when we first did it! I am sure that you will feel the same way about your gorgeous new kitchen...the style is timeless!
DeleteWhat a lovely kitchen! I love all the red and white...can I come for tea? You did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing, visiting from A Stroll Thru Life.
ReplyDeleteCome over anytime Shanee ~ I love company! Thanks so much for the kind words!
DeleteHi Kim, I love your kitchen--the red touches look great! Can't wait for the chance to redo mine! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDee :)
Dee, I am a bit obsessed with the red, but I love drama and contrast! Thanks for popping by and I hope that you get your redo soon! :)
DeleteLove the new kitchen! I really love kitchen hoods that have a shelf on them so you can decorate it... as you did with your sign and sheep!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I do love that hood and the shelf is perfect for an accessory girl like me...there's plenty of room to decorate!
DeleteI love the Palladium window. I love that it lets in more light. I also love your sign "It Is What It Is". I am copying it - I hope you don't mind.
ReplyDeleteCopy away, by all means ~ I'm so happy that you found some inspiration! The window was a huge "freebie" score and you're right the light is awesome! Thanks so much for stopping by!
DeleteYour kitchen is beautiful! I love the hood and all the touches of red. Those big windows let in so much light and are just perfect. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Lisa! I love the windows, too...lots to clean, but lots of light! I appreciate you coming by to take a peek!
Deletelove your kitchen , it is gorgeous....that pig is so cute, my mom would love it!!! Thanks for linking up!
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Thanks so much for the kind words and for coming by Kristin, I am so happy to have found your blog! I kind of have a weak spot for pigs...they are peppered about my kitchen!
DeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteWell, you know that I have a passion (read: obsession!), with red, so, of course, I'm going to love your pretty kitchen for the sole reason that it accents your space so nicely. One example of this, and my favourite area of your kitchen is your dramatic red wall, the backdrop to that warm, deacon bench and side table. So cozy and inviting! Similarly, your server, dressed in all its finery, is pure storybook charm and the fact that you got it for a steal makes it even sweeter! How lovely to be welcomed every day by this most bright, bold and beautiful space! I could sit here for hours, just as your own family gravitates and gathers here, too.
xo
Poppy
Haha Poppy, I am red obsessed, too, my wall is a testament to that for sure! You always have such a lovely way with words, whether you are creating your blog posts or leaving a lovely comment! Thank you for making me love my kitchen even more, after seeing it through your very descriptive eyes! I hope you are having a lovely day, thanks for brightening mine! :)
DeleteHow pretty! I love your hood, it's just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Abby! I had to fight for that one...it stretched our budget a bit, but it was so worth it! Thanks for popping by! :)
DeleteI just love to visit you my fellow red loving friend! Your kitchen is spectacular. It's amazing to me that y'all are able to do all of that. The hood is the crowning glory! Love the valances by the kitchen table too.
ReplyDeleteI was just staring at the kitchen again and saw the wingback chair at the dinner table. Love that! Your room is so pretty but uncuttered. That's my favorite way too.
ReplyDeleteStacey, I could say the same thing about visiting you and your gorgeous red infused blog! I have to say that I love the design/ DIY process and my husband is ridiculously handy (and we like saving money), so it wasn't really a challenge. Thanks for noticing my curtains, they were the easiest ones I have ever made and I do love that fabric! The chair was an eBay find and I think it warms up the room! Thanks so much for your kind words and for stopping by! I hope you are having a lovely October!
DeleteOh wow, this is absolutely stunning. Love your cabinets and the bay window dining area is fabulous. Gorgeous. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteAs always Marty, thank you for the opportunity to link up! Thank you also for the complimentary words about my kitchen! I do love the room! :)
DeleteYour kitchen is gorgeous! I love the range hood, the colors, the pine cabinet, the wing chair - all of it says "Welcome"!!!!! It looks so cozy, yet new and up-to-date! Thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Vickie! I wanted a room we could all be cozy and comfy in and I'm so excited it reads that way too!
Deletewhat a warm comfy space you've made here and you even have one of my favorite sayings up on your stovetop. :)
ReplyDeleteThat was originally my husband's favorite saying, but as I've grown older and I guess wiser, it has become one of my favorites, as well! Thanks for coming by!
DeleteOMG! What a gorgeous kitchen. Really cozy and spacious, that is!
ReplyDeleteHmmm... guess, you come over to Stockholm and re-do my min-kitchen §:-) I do wish.
Happy Tuesday.
/CC girl
Thank you so much for your lovely comments! I popped over to your blog and your space is lovely, too! :) You certainly don't need any help from me!
DeleteLove it! I'm so impressed at your eye for decorating and how beautiful it all came out...I do love our kitchen too, though I can take none of the credit since it was a fairly new house and the family before us built it/designed it. I would have liked a desk in the kitchen like you have -- a place for paying bills, etc., but other than that, it works for us, or I should say for my husband since he's the cook!
ReplyDeleteHaha! My husband is the real cook here, too! It's great to move into a place that does not need construction. It is a real pain! If our house had a decent kitchen, I would not have renovated, but I am actually glad it was a necessity, as I am thrilled with the results!
Deletelooks great. I am into budget as much as possible and we made over our kitchen as inexpensively as we could also.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Mike, I want it done as inexpensively as possible, as well! DIY saves a lot of dough and I don't buy top of the line, luckily I'm a cheap date! ;) Your cabinets look great! Thanks for popping by to check out my post!
DeleteLovely, Love the backsplash! The breakfast area is so inviting: lovely area to have a cup of coffee.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kat! I love that subway tile backsplash, too...another husband DIY project! Thanks goodness he's so handy!
DeleteThis does not look like a budget kitchen - it is just so beautiful! And that dining table surrounded by windows - you must love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sharon! I'm so glad that it doesn't look budget! Yes, I do love those windows! I love them more when the pool is open and I am looking at the pretty blue water and not the icky green tarp! Either way, it is a lovely spot!
DeleteAbsolutely! ;) I love subway tile, light gray sounds stunning. I hope that you're enjoying your new kitchen!
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! I love the fabric behind the cabinet doors and love the whole space you created near your buffet...so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Martina! I love that fabric, too... I actually bought a few yards without knowing what I was going to do with it. I just had to have it! :) Thanks so much for leaving a comment~ it was very sweet!
DeleteThose windows!!! Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd enjoy cooking and entertaining in your lovely kitchen!! Thanks for sharing!!
Diane, you are always so sweet, thanks so much stopping by to take the tour! :)
DeleteYou've really created an inviting kitchen. I love all the red!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn! I do like red! :)
DeleteWOW!!!!!! Just beautifully done. Can you share where that gorgeous red wreath was purchased,love it?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!! I'm glad you love the wreath! I actually made it, as I couldn't find anything that I liked. The post for the tutorial is in the sidebar. It is a very, very easy project and not expensive if you get the hydrangea flowers on sale. Let me know if you have any questions and thanks so much for your kind words!
DeleteSorry, I came across your blog through Savvy Southern Style. Didn't realize the tutorial was on the sidebar. just wondering how many hydrangea stems you used..it looks so full. Maybe you can start a side business making these wreaths they look so professionally made. Just a thought! Thank you from a new follower.
DeleteI'm so excited you came by at all!! :) I just counted and I used about 9 flowers. They are pretty big...I would say about the size of my hand. I pushed them up against one another pretty tight in order to make it very full ~ and you're not the first person to suggest a wreath making biz to me! I just figured that most people out there are way craftier than I, they would just make their own...maybe not! Something to think about, I suppose! Good luck, let me know how it goes or if you have any other questions! And, hey, thanks so much for the follow!
DeleteBeautiful! I love your eating area with all those windows, so pretty!!! Thanks so much for sharing at AAZE ME MONDY!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
http://www.dwellings-theheartofyourhome.com/2013/10/amaze-me-monday-29.html
Cindy, thanks so much for popping by to check out my kitchen and for the opportunity to link up! I am so glad that I discovered your blog yesterday!
DeleteLove it. You missed your calling. Could have done interior design.
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Thanks Tracy! Who knows, maybe I'll start now!! :))
DeleteHi Kim- I found you over at Maria Elena's blog and I am your newest follower. You are my kinda gal- real and not showy. You're stuck with me now, kiddo! I am putting you on my sidebar right away so I don't miss any posts. xoDiana
ReplyDeleteDiana, I think that your comment is one of the nicest ones that I have ever received! What a lovely compliment~ you absolutely made my night! Thank you so much! :) I popped over to your blog and followed you as well, after I laughed my way through several posts! I can't wait to read more! :)
DeleteWOW the RED!!! Love it! And the table area is just gorgeous!! I would LOVE to have a kitchen like this!!!! Please come share this on a party I cohost, DIY Sunday Showcase! It opens at 5pm Sat!!
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minettesmaze.blogspot.com
new follower!
Thanks so much, Shelly, you're comments are very, very sweet! I usually do link up at your DIY Showcase, thanks! And, hey, thanks for the follow! :)
DeleteYour kitchen looks wonderful! The red is PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Elena! I think that you are either a red person or you're not! I am definitely a red person! :) Thanks for the comment!
DeleteLove it! You have done wonders with a small space!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stacey...anything is better than what we had before! :)
DeleteYour kitchen is beautiful. Good for you for enjoying it so long, and "getting your money's worth!" I love all the red. Thanks so much for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping to take a peek, Sally! :) Yes, we are getting our money's worth, that is for sure...it may also have something to do with the fact that the red wall would be a real bear to paint over! ;)
Deletewhat more can I say that hasnt already been said?....SWOON.....
ReplyDeleteSWOON...I love that word! Thanks for the giant smile, Deirdre! :)
DeleteOoooo... how cute is that eating area?? I love it and everything else, too. Coming over from My Turn for Us. Best wishes, Linda
ReplyDeletePinning also.
Linda thanks for the pin! I am so happy you enjoyed the tour! :) So glad you popped by!
DeleteWhat a nice homey good looking kitchen you've created. You all have done a remarkable job.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mandi. It has kind of evolved over time, I would guess as all homey spaces do! Thank you for your lovely words! :)
DeleteI love my kitchen because there is a lot of love in the kitchen, the labor of love. But I really hate my kitchen because I have been wanting to update it for years now and haven't figured out what to do. I am at lost with the layout and contractors are too. boohoo.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, Amanda, it was actually much easier to remodel our kitchen in an new addition space than if we had to reconfigure an old one. I totally get that challenge. A poor layout is hard to fight and it is not always practical and affordable to alter the bones of a house. I knew what I wanted, but I still went to every big box store and high end cabinet shop in the area for consults and then I incorporated bits and pieces from each one to round out the final product. Perhaps a combination of ideas will spark your inspiration! Good luck!
DeleteAbsolutely beautiful! So warm with the red details!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Monica...that is exactly what I was going for, so your words are a real gift! :)
DeleteYes I love your kitchen, Kim! I love the red accents (I'm pretty partial to red since I have red in my kitchen too!) What an amazing difference from what you started out with. You did an excellent job. I'm stopping by from Inspire Me Please (my link up was #8 How to Have Beautiful Flowers All Year Long)
ReplyDeleteRed is my color! :) I am always drawn to it in pictures and in stores...I have to reel myself in sometimes! Thanks for stopping by, I can't wait to check out your post now! :)
DeleteWhat an amazing kitchen! I really love the red. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a nice compliment! I do like that red! Thank goodness my husband does, too! ;)
DeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCarol, thanks so much! Your words are very kind and made me smile!
DeleteSuch a lovely, sunny kitchen. Particularly enjoyed the round table atop that stunning braided rug. Back inthe 50s my mom and the other ladies on the street used to braid rugs but cenrtainly none of theirs looked as good as yours. Did you make it? If so give me a gun for my head! Wonde,rful job on your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteJude, you will be happy to know that I did not make that rug! ;) I am a simple DIY girl! That kind of artistry is way beyond my talent! I actually found it at JCPenney. I bought it online and luckily it looked just as great in person! Thanks for your lovely comment!
DeleteI just love your kitchen! Love the pops of red. And the hood...great job!! Pinning because we want to remove the microwave over our range and create a hood. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pin, Courtney! I love the hood! I was set on having it from the beginning. It did create a few challenges regarding the microwave placement, but we eventually found one that mounts under the cabinet and we are so happy with it! :) Good luck, I'm sure it will be beautiful.
DeleteWhat great taste you have! I absolutely love the hood over the stove. Your husband did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't change a thing either if this were my kitchen.
Jennifer, thank you for the super nice comment! I will tell my husband you like his handy work! He really does not get the credit he deserves for creating this beautiful space! :)
DeleteThanks for sharing this and I'm gonna pin it to our talent board!
ReplyDeleteShelly from MinettesMaze
DIY Sunday Showcase
Thanks Shelly! I love being pinned! :)
DeleteSuch a pretty and warm feeling kitchen Kim! Love it:)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Krista! :) That's a lovely compliment!
DeleteSo beautiful! I love the range hood! I would stare at it all day too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa! I do sometimes find myself just staring, it isn't very productive, but it is relaxing! Thanks for checking it out!
DeleteWhat a remarkable job you have done, I love your kitchen! That hood with the piggy on it, cute :)
ReplyDeleteThe hood turned out to be a great display area, Christina! Thanks for noticing my pig!
DeleteGreat job, love the stove hood and the punch of red. Very warm and looks like a great place to entertain and cook.
ReplyDeleteSandy
Thank you for your sweet words, Sandy and yes, it is a great room for both entertaining and cooking...no one ever leaves this room! My poor, lonely living room!
DeleteYou've been featured this week on BeBetsy at the BRAG ABOUT IT No. 27
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with us. Have a fun HALLOWEEN!
Sharon and Denise ♥
Being featured is always a thrill ~ You made my day! Thanks so much for the party ladies!
DeleteHi Kim, I just found your blog via A Stroll Through Life, and I'm following you on Bloglovin and Pinterest. I love your style. I love your blog, and I just spent about 1/2 hour looking at your posts on your pretty home. I can't believe your kitchen redo was accomplished a decade ago. It looks great! I giggled all the way through your story about sexting with your husband. You're a writer, alright. And a good one. :) Nancy
ReplyDeleteNancy, I have nothing to say, except that your comment just totally made my day and night! Thank you for your very, very kind words! Always wanted to be a writer, more than a decorator, so you have made me one happy girl! Thank you so much! :-))
DeleteI am featuring you tonight!! I LOVE YOUR KITCHEN!!
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Brooke, you are super sweet and now I am super excited! Thanks for the party! :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous kitchen!
Sherry
Kim I am featuring this today at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteThanks so very much Sherry! I am truly flattered by your compliment and the feature! :)
DeleteExquisitely Remarkable for sure!!! love that wreath too, Kim. Thanks so much for linking up and hope to see you back tonight!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jocie ~ such nice words and so sweet of you to pop by and check out my kitchen! :)
DeleteYour kitchen is beautiful! Thanks for sharing it at The Pin Junkie Link Party! It was featured this week. I hope you'll stop by to grab a featured button! http://www.thepinjunkie.com/2013/10/friday-link-party-41_31.html
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely surprise! I just popped by to claim my treasure and link up again! Thanks so much for the feature, I am so excited!
DeleteHow pretty! I love the valances, the colors, the cabinets, okay I love it all. Gorgeous! Pinned!
ReplyDeleteWanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile
Wanda Ann, thank you so much! Such nice words~ and of course, I love getting pinned! :)
DeleteYour kitchen came out so pretty and so quaint. I love it as I am a big fan of RED! Also love the windows and that whole let the light in. I think your choices are spot on and I so love love your range. Perfection.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I too, don't have a formal dinning room, sometimes, I am glad I don't as it would become a catch all for my kids, etc. my dinning table is next to my kitchen like yours, and though I have the cheap kind of cabinets, I have been tethering on painting them white as well. I have an island where my sink is and I love it but I don't care for the color of my granite. I love also your backslash and I want to do white also, what kind did you use? Simply just perfection and inspiring, makes it feel like coming over for coffee, it's that inviting. Good job! Fireplace would be heavenly! Keep at it, if I were you. ;-D
Anna, thank you so much for your kind words~ you just made my morning! I agree about the dining room, we debated as to whether or not we should have a family room or keep a dining room. Family room won out and I am glad, as I know it just would've been a place for my sewing machine and this kids' stuff most of the time! My backsplash is a simple subway tile. It is very basic, it is not beveled or wavy. The whole kitchen is actually a bisque color, but they have definitely have the tile in white, as well. Thanks for popping by Anna, I'm glad you found some inspiration!
DeleteYour kitchen is beautiful! Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle! We really do enjoy the room! :)
DeleteThis is a kitchen I could spend all day in and feel comfortable. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, what a wonderful compliment! :)
DeleteLove your kitchen! We are almost ready to begin our kitchen remodel, already wish it was over!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
Oh Cindy, I hear you loud and clear! That's why our kitchen has looked the same for so long ~ I am battle-scarred from the renovation! Of course, it's all worth it in the end! Good luck!
DeleteIt is beautiful! I linked to your blog today because your hood was an inspiration for me!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Amber :)
I am flattered beyond words, Amber! Your kitchen looks amazing, especially that gorgeous hood~ go dad! :)
DeleteThank you for linking up your beautiful kitchen to Every Room In the House @ A Joyful Cottage, Kim. Cheers! Nancy
ReplyDeleteI love a good party and I happy to be a part of it from the first! Good luck to you! :)
DeleteYour kitchen is adorable too. I love white kitchens with an accent color.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Yes, I love the light, bright look of a white kitchen, but I adore a pop of drama, too! Thanks for leaving such a nice comment! :)
DeleteAbsolutely love your kitchen I live in Nottingham England and we do not have houses the same as yours even our Cottages are not the same I live in a 3 bedroom semi detached house that has no character at all and I hate my kitchen there is no way I could ever make it as fabulouse as yours, even with a few of your ideas , but we are at an age where we are going to downsize for something smaller and hopefully I will be able to incorporate a lot of your ideas, I am a great believer in thrifting and making do and love all your ideas on recycling and crafts and all your floral ideas, you are such an inspiration and just love everything and all the ideas you come up with, your kitchen the same as the whole of your house is absolutely fabulouse looking forward to loads more ideas from you,
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