I love you dream kitchen
I've long thought about what my dream kitchen would look like...modern, vintage, rustic, white, stainless, concrete, wood, open shelving with pops of color.
It wasn't until I saw this kitchen at Apartment Therapy's the kitchn that I saw my dream kitchen embodied.
This family also lives in Portland and maybe one day they will sell their house and it will be all mine! (a girl can dream alright?!)
I could finally display my lovely latte bowls on these:
love the West Elm pendant globe lights:
gone will be my days of electic burners:
concrete counters that overlay the sink...oh my:
I have to stop myself from staring at this Kenmore Pro fridge:
so simple and lovely:
so. much. counterspace. :
I love me a giant island:
Let's just pretend that's Bennett watching me get his snack ready ok? ok.
I know you've heard of AT's ohdeedoh (which started out as the nursery) but have you been to the kitchn yet? check it out cause it's pretty awesome!
That is a great kitchen!
This kitchen is beautiful!!! I'm really starting to love the looks of just shelves instead of cabinets. It makes kitchens looks so much bigger.
Love your blog!
http://thelittlethings711.blogspot.com/
Yes please, beautiful kitchen!
Becca! Literally LOVE your design style! I can't get over how alike we are in our taste as far as decorating goes! "modern, vintage, rustic, white, stainless, concrete, wood, open shelving with pops of color."-- that perfectly describes what ian and i like (still trying to figure out how to put it all together, though). It is the perfect mix of masculine & feminine, sleek & rustic, and vintage & modern. LOVE IT. I love that woodish wall in that kitchen with the open shelving.
Ian and I moved to a smaller apartment. We were in a two-bedroom and figured that since we have to wait a year to buy a house, we may as well be saving as much money as possible, so we just moved to a one-bedroom in the same complex : ) Most people think we're crazy for moving "unnecessarily" but we were so totally in the mood/mindset to move into our house, that we still needed a change once we found out we couldn't get the house.