Since so many of you asked (okay, maybe only 2 of you) and my current project is a craftastrophe here are the complete pictures of our kitchen. I'll admit I didn't want to spit shine the kichen at 10:00pm last night, so these pictures are from a few years ago- surprisingly there haven't been many changes. Lots of questions about whether black granite is a pain- no, totally worth it. You do have to keep it wiped down, but I love the look.

This country kitchen sign is no longer hanging above the stove- when I saw this picture I couldn't believe how out of scale it was for that area. One of my favorite features of the new kitchen are my Wolf range and my pot filler. This is a faucet we use to fill our spaghetti pots with water- it was a little bit of a splurge, but completely worth it.

I had dreamed for years about having an apron front sink- and I'm not disappointed. It's big and deep and I love the look.

I had these window shelves made by a great handyman- $50 each- I thought that was a steal. Also, the dishwasher is concealed behind the fake drawer/cupboard panel to the right of the sink.

The beadboard is also a favorite

This is where I put the pottery barn knock off clock- but it didn't last the weekend. I missed my antique window so the clock was moved to the TV room. The Fresh Baked Pies sign is now over the range (I thought it looked funny when I saw this picture)

Here's the overall again. I had the island custom made- I love using the butcher block countertop to make bread. The Roosters on the cupboards were purchased at Michaels for $1 and then I just handpainted them.

Hope you liked the kitchen tour- a special thank you to my friend Jenny, who gave me the idea to post these pics-Have a great weekend. Hope to see you at the Garrett Tanner Charity sale and the Fraser Swap. Love, Kelly
its GORGEOUS!! thanks for sharing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooking good...love your granite...the LARGE window...Island and that SINK is to die for! Hope you have a FUN weekend:)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
That is beautiful. Love the light fixtures and the cabinet handles!
ReplyDelete. . . and you didn't even have to clean it!
ReplyDeletethis is so fabulous. I am coveting your sink. We did our kitchen remodel about four years ago and my one regret is I didn't do the apron sink.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love it!! So cute and welcoming!
ReplyDeleteLove it all! The granite, the beadboard, the pot filler, the concealed dishwasher, the island!Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love it, you did a great job!!!
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exactly what i want. when can you come over? lol
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