Bright Accents
Add some whimsy to a workspace using a retro refrigerator such as Smeg 50's Retro Style
Window into the World
No above-the-sink view? No problem! An arched mirror maximizes the light that pops in nearby.
Vintage Treasures
A metal and wood army desk-turned-prep island is the centerpiece of the Arizona ranch house's kitchen. Rusty base and the wood shirt give the kitchen character. Barnwood shelves select up the warmth of the island's counter, whilst brass pendants (in an aged ice-cream parlor) echo the towel bar's glow.
Mixed Materials
In a space-starved kitchen, it is tempting to go into the all-white route, but this kitchen chooses to get a layered mixture of materials, including reclaimed South Carolina barnwood (the cabinets and shelves), galvanized metal (the countertops), soapstone (the sink), and even unlacquered brass (the hardware).
Black Kitchen Cabinets
The proprietors of the Texas farmhouse painted the cabinets black so to allow them to blend in with the walls. Butcher-block countertops add state appeal that is more.
Farmhouse Style
This handsome farmhouse cook space in New York's Hudson Valley was a horse stable. The pine built-ins are created from a pine tree which fell on the property, giving fresh significance to goods.
Statement Stove
This owner of this Texas home chose to splurge on a colorful range, then worked on reviving the rest of the space.
Bright Space Saver
Generally speaking, classic (and vintage-inspired) appliances have a bigger footprint compared to modern-day behemoths. They can also add decorative charm--and a welcome pop of colour! --in a little area. This 50s-style Smeg refrigerator is just under 24" wide (in comparison to 36" breadth of many standard modern versions).
Retro Style
The kitchen in this California house was expanded by combining it with all the formal dining room and updating it with fresh takes on classic country style--all while keeping up the space's original yellow-and-red color scheme.
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