I just came across this kitchen from New Old House via The Inspired Room. This, my friends, is my dream kitchen. Right down to the tulips.
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4 comments:
this is a pretty space...i love those countertops especially
I have to say that I adore this space too (and saved a really similar one from another blog last week).
There is something about white cabinetry that is just so fresh and airy!
I would make such a mess in there! Lol. Soaping, cooking, and baking ALL the time!
My parents made cabinet doors very economically using a bit of panelling believe it or not. They were very similar to this. I also saw in a living green book that I loaned from the library that you can use old windows to create the glass doors- just by adding hinges! the window would obviously have to be the same size as the cubord. I wish I would make the time to remodel mine. sigh. Bloggless Annie?
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