When designing this large formal kitchen for a growing family of four, we chose
a monochromatic scheme to create softness and allow the space to evolve with
the family over time. We used a mix of elements and
textures to create contrast within the monochromatic
space. We also included elegant and organized
storage solutions to eliminate clutter. - Annaliesse Kelly, www.
annaliessekellydesign.com
Tile and countertops can be a great way to pull
a room together and add decorative flair! Here,
an inexpensive subway tile keeps the project on
budget while a fun, patterned tile behind the stove
adds a pop of color. This kitchen features an island
in a dark finish for added drama but using the same
countertop throughout ensures a cohesive feel to
the space! - Lucy Cortese, www.beyondmarbleandgranite.com
Photo by Provoke Studios, www.
provokestudios.com
This gorgeous kitchen is perfect for
entertaining with an open concept
kitchen and dining space. A custom
WeatherMaster Plus Bi-fold Door
System by Sunspace Sunrooms
lets in plenty of natural light and
allows you to open up the space,
connecting the outdoor and indoor
kitchens together into one large area
where guests can mix and mingle all
evening long! - Sunspace Sunrooms, www.
sunspacesunrooms.com