Neutral Palette
The proprietor of this rural Connecticut farmhouse switches round her kitchen fittings on a whim, so a neutral palette is vital. Almost every wall in the home, including those coated with barn-inspired board-and-batten paneling, is painted the exact same shade of white, and the majority of the furniture is coated in neutral or white linen.
Upgraded Cabinets
The proprietors of the 18th-century farmhouse added a classic porcelain double farm sink and re-faced each one the cabinets to renovate the area.
Rustic Storage Solutions
The owner of this Oregon home skipped a dishwasher and picked for this 1953 farm-house spout (that can take care of a whole lot of dirty dishes) and much more under-counter space. A classic soda cage corrals cleaning supplies.
Scalloped Hood
How smart is this? A hood adds taste.
Vintage Treasures
A wood and metal army desk-turned-prep island would be the centerpiece of the Arizona ranch house's kitchen. The wood top and base that is rusty give personality to the kitchen. Barnwood shelves select up the heat of this island's counter tops, while brass pendants (in an old ice-cream) echo the towel bar's glow.
Bright Space Saver
Generally speaking, vintage (and vintage-inspired) appliances have a bigger footprint compared to modern-day behemoths. They can also add a pop of colour -- and decorative charm! --in a small area. This 50s-style Smeg refrigerator is just under 24" wide (compared to the 36" width of many standard modern versions).
Retro Style
The kitchen in this California home was enlarged by mixing it with all the formal dining room and upgrading it with new takes on classic country style--all while maintaining the area's original yellow-and-red color strategy.
Window into the World
No above-the-sink view? No problem! An mirror that is arched overlooks the light that pours in nearby.
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