Farmhouse Kitchen

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... years old, just like their kitchen cabinets and almond colored toggle... taste is stuck on 50's farmhouse style. Where is bTicino...

... industrial durability and timeless modern farmhouse style, perfect as a wood... larger family dinners. Ideal as kitchen chairs set of 4 or...

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...hard to disappear. A small farmhouse, nothing impressive, but solid where...it standing long enough. The farmhouse had been here long before...house, was immediate. Where the farmhouse showed its age without apology, ...property as a whole. The farmhouse was old and durable. The ... hummed quietly in the kitchen surrounded by cabinets that had ...opened, spilling light across the kitchen. I shifted a few things ...

...hard to disappear. A small farmhouse, nothing impressive, but solid where...it standing long enough. The farmhouse had been here long before...house, was immediate. Where the farmhouse showed its age without apology, ...property as a whole. The farmhouse was old and durable. The ... hummed quietly in the kitchen surrounded by cabinets that had ...opened, spilling light across the kitchen. I shifted a few things ...

... listening last night at the kitchen table while Cleo stood there... people ever just listen? The farmhouse roof showed over the trees. ...

The designer picked out the chandelier prior to us picking out the table. It feels too heavy and modern for the coastal, soft look we have created for our kitchen and living rooms. There is a lot of open space. We have a farmhouse sink and black hardware on our white cabinets.

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... More information, John Lewis Farmhouse Pumpkin Stoneware Lidded Bowl, ...16cm, Cream John Lewis Farmhouse Pumpkin Stoneware Lidded Bowl, ...Clear View offersfor John Lewis Farmhouse Pumpkin Stoneware Lidded Bowl,...John Lewis Matt Dipped Stoneware Kitchen Storage Jar with Bamboo Lid... Lewis Matt Dipped Stoneware Kitchen Storage Jar with Bamboo ... Lewis Matt Dipped Stoneware Kitchen Storage Jar with Bamboo ...

... be doing Reno’s on a kitchen soon. We may be moving, ... kitchen needs to go and we’ll be starting from scratch. My personal style is farmhouse...

... half lamp shades for a farmhouse dining room. She refused to ... the floors and cleaned the kitchen, he was the one who ...

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... the wood stove in the kitchen as she fired it up ... heat source for that old farmhouse......tho they did have an ...

... the house, leading into the kitchen. The kids are always doing... slush and shit into the kitchen. Our new house was built ... some features from thd old farmhouse we lived in prior to ...

... for four people at Thyme Kitchen, Staffordshire's Casual Dining Restaurant of... overnight at the sumptuous Fitzherbert Farmhouse. Prize Package 8 Spend the...

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... overhead lighting in our remodeled kitchen. Our home was built in... so the kitchen will lean to the historic but have a clean farmhouse look... character. The size of the kitchen is about 9' wide and ...

We have a farmhouse that we are renovating (a real farmhouse, not a farmhouse-themed... like to do a full kitchen backsplash of brick. The cabinets... in the rest of the kitchen? Thank you!

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Lucky for Meghan that white farmhouse kitchens are a dime a dozen in LA. She can keep making these stupid videos and fooling most of the people that this is her home. The kitchen at the casa is a relic of the Mediterranean kitchen craze of the late 80's and early 90's.

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Finally was able to finish our kitchen re-do. The 80s kitchen was gross, now it is much more to our liking. Getting outlet covers and light fixture up soon! submitted by /u/Proper_Gazelle_7616 to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]

Looking for honest but kind feedback. I was dead-set on blue tile for our kitchen and my husband did a great job installing it, but even though I loved the sample I’m unsure about the finished look. I was aiming for French farmhouse (we’re farmers) but I’m afraid I missed the mark. I’m looking for advice on how to style this in a way that distracts a bit from the tile. To be fair, the tile photographs even bluer than it looks in person. Photo 8 seems to be the best representation of the actual color. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! ***EDIT*** Thank you all so much for the feedback! I wish I could keep up with responding to all of you! So many helpful ideas! I’m currently searching for pedant lighting, painting or replacing the existing island seating, changing the beige paint, and adding a few things above the sink window as well as finding other items for the countertops to make the kitchen feel more lived in. Also, for those of you worried about our dog, she’s a BMD and she loves the outdoors! She’s very loved, I promise! If anything, I should be outside with her haha! Thank you again! ☺️ submitted by /u/milkmaid0435 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

I just finished this set of crochet chicken coasters and wanted to share! 🐔 They were such a fun little project and worked up pretty quickly. I love making pieces that are both cute and useful. Let me know what you think — always open to feedback! submitted by /u/ZombiePrincess7 to r/somethingimade [link] [comments]

I just finished this set of crochet chicken coasters and wanted to share! 🐔 They were such a fun little project and worked up pretty quickly. I love making pieces that are both cute and useful. Let me know what you think — always open to feedback! submitted by /u/ZombiePrincess7 to r/crochetpatterns [link] [comments]

I just finished this set of crochet chicken coasters and wanted to share! 🐔 They were such a fun little project and worked up pretty quickly. I love making pieces that are both cute and useful. Let me know what you think — always open to feedback! submitted by /u/ZombiePrincess7 to r/crochet [link] [comments]

i live out in the country, near a big main road and on a county road. im the closest property to the main road but as you continue down i have a a couple of neighbors. we live on 40 acres and have a little farmhouse, where i live with my husband and dogs, along with some farm animals outside. i do not have kids. we live a calm and peaceful life, however there have now been two occasions on which a young child that lives a third of a mile down the road has come into our house uninvited. the first time, i was home alone and had just showered, doing my nails and watching a show in my makeup room. next thing i know, i see a small shadow that looked like preschool aged kid open my fence gate, and open my front door. i had no idea who this was and i facetimed my husband in case he knew who this could be, but as we checked the cameras, there were no cars or other adults around. i was in my underwear, with my door closed and freaking out. like i mentioned, i lived out in the country, and due to my neighbors all being so far away, had no idea who this kid was or where he came from. I put some pants on and went out into my living room, and this kid was running around my living room and kitchen, playing with my dogs with no worry in the world… i tried to get him to calm down and asked him what his name was or where his parents were and nothing. he ignored me and kept playing. after a couple of minutes, i think he got bored, and he opened my door, went out the gate, and ran out to the back of my house. i lost sight of him and continued to look out towards the road in case i could figure out where he came from. finally, i saw a young girl approaching from the neighbors side of the road and she shouted at me “where is he!!?” i told her i had no idea where he was but that i had seen him go towards the back of my house and she could go look for him. she looked annoyed but i guess she was able to grab him at some point and took him back towards the direction our neighbors house is at. at that point i had honestly been super upset a yelled “keep that kid out of my property and out of my house” to which she just yelled “sorry” over her shoulder. after that, no one ever came back to apologize. my husband eventually went to the family to ask what had happened and was told that they had been unloading groceries and the little boy had managed to run away. (how they didn’t realize this until so much later im not sure) anyways. a year later, i would say this little boy is 5 or 6 now, i get a call from my husband while we are at work. he tells me theres a little boy in our house, and that he came in through our dog door. immediately i ask if its the same one as last time. he says he saw them on our cameras but he cant be sure. he tells me that before calling me, he already called the cops, but that they are on their way. the footage shows this kid opening our closed, fenced gate, and coming to our front door. our dogs are barking at him in the yard. he attempts to open the front door, sees its locked, knocks, and then just stands there thinking. THEN. he crawls in through our dog door… our dogs have the ability to go in and out of the house as they like since their fence is closed in. but i guess this kid just figured he could do the same? anyways. he comes in, and opens the dog door to make sure the dogs can come in too. HE TAKES OFF HIS SHOES WHEN HE COMES IN… and then he goes on to jump on my couch and play with my dogs. after that, he turns on my tv, GOES INTO MY FRIDGE AND GRABS ICEPOPS, AND EATS AN ORANGE FROM OUR FRUIT BASKET…. huh?!?!?? he is in our house unsupervised for a total of about 15 minutes until the cops arrive and are able to get him out (he crawled out through the dog door). the cops ask him his name, and he tells them. they ask w his parents are and where he lives, and he tells them as well. the cops tell him he is mot allowed to do this, that it is not his house. a couple minutes later, a car pulls into my driveway. its the parents’. the cops talk to them for a bit and they all leave. my husband had left work to get home but by the time he got here everyone was gone. the cops pretty much just said that it was just a kid being a kid. my husband then went down to the neighbors and told the parents to take care of their kid. ( i was upset because he did wait for me to go talk to them, he knew how upset i was). the dad apologized and stated that the boy had been grounded and snuck out through his bedroom window. apparently he just likes to play with my dogs. the dad told the little boy to apologize to my husband. at this, the little boy SPIT AT HIS DAD. a week later, my husband got a call from the parents, asking if by chance this kid was in our house again, because they could not find him. we were both at work but did not see him in any of our cameras. at this point ive calmed down quite a bit, but as soon as i remember i get quite mad. i think it is insanely upsetting that im more aware of where this little boy is than his own parents are. once again, he is not right next door to me. he had to be unsupervised for at least thirty minutes in order to make his way to my house, ( about. a five minute walk), be here for 15 minutes and have the cops get here until his parents found him. he knows what he is doing, the parents are aware, but no one truly takes accountability for it. the little boy says he likes to play with my dogs, but instead of playing with them in my yard, comes into my house and makes himself at home. i feel bad for calling the cops but. i truly feel like theres a need to report this because im scared for my safety and that of my animals and property. if he were to leave the gate open, my dogs would definitely run out into the main road and get run over. my house is not childproofed at all. WE HAD A FLAMETHROWER ON THE KITCHEN TABLE THE DAY HE CAME IN (my husband had killed a spider outside with it). i am concerned for this little boy’s safety but at the same time i do not want to be responsible or liable if anything were to happen to him out in our property. i also would like to feel safe in my own home. i dont feel like i should be having to keep my dogs in a kennel all day and close their doggy door just because there is a kid out there who is not monitored and was never taught to respect people’s privacy. if he snuck out through his window im sure he could sneak in through one as well. theres so many what ifs in this situation and it might just be my anxiety but i am definitely very upset. i guess this is more of a rant and i just hope this doesn’t happen again because i do intend to have the cops on speed dial, but again… am i overreacting? submitted by /u/babybubblezzz to r/AmIOverreacting [link] [comments]

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Before and after of our kitchen. It had to be gutted completely due to moldy, water damage, cracked beams and cabinets that were falling apart. I know that updated renovations get hated on this subreddit but I feel happy that I was able to give my wife her dream kitchen and coffee bar. submitted by /u/zeusjts006 to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]

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Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/WieK83m Finished kitchen! I finally completed our kitchen remodel. (Well, it's 99% done, if anyone wants to cut some cabinet filler panels, hit me up) Edit: To all those saying "this is small???" this is a 10x13 kitchen with 10x10 of functional space. The other 3 feet are the path of travel from the door to other rooms. I guess 100 square feet is on the top end of "small" kitchens and the bottom of end of "medium" kitchens. It's definitely not large by any means. Timeline: 8 weeks (not including a month or two hiatus in the middle for the birth of our daughter!) Cost: about $20,000 Labor: $6k (demo, window installation & wall repair, electrical & plumbing) Appliances: $5.5k Countertop: $2.2k (incl. installation) Backsplash & Materials: $300 Cabinets: $3.4k Flooring: $400 Lighting: $600 Materials & Tools: ~$1.5k. Wood for shelves & trim, screws, circular saw, power drill, osc. multi-tool, random orbit sander, miter saw box, clamps, levels, pocket hole kit, angles/guides, sawhorses, wood glue & filler, caulk & sealant. I basically had nothing but a hammer and screwdriver. Story: We bought our first house in June, as we were expecting a baby in August and needed more space than our 1-bedroom apartment could offer. We started looking in March/April, but the market in our area was (and still is) crazy. We initially looked at houses that were fully done, but we lost a few bids since everything went way over asking. Since I'm in the architecture industry (but not much practical construction experience...) we decided to broaden our search and agreed the kitchen would be the best compromise. We found a small-ish Cape Cod style house in a good area that was perfect except for a dated and bare kitchen. We budgeted out a kitchen remodel and put in a bid for 9% over asking. There were 15 other offers and ours was only the 3rd highest, but we won because of the good terms, etc. Planning: From contract to closing, I made a lot of measurements and spreadsheets, and thoroughly researched all of products, down to what type of screws I would need. We chose IKEA for the cabinets, mainly due to cost (and their great kitchen sale events) and I made multiple designs using their excellent online planning tools. We ended up with a U-shape layout, as the kitchen was too small for an efficient L-shape layout and we couldn't fit an island or peninsula. We decided to remove the window on the back wall as it was too low to run counters under. To keep natural light and a view of the backyard (and to keep an eye on our future kids while preparing dinner) we added (2) new windows on either side. For the sake of time (and safety, I didn't want to injure myself in demo when I would be a dad soon) we opted to use a General Contractor for the demo and window construction, and for the electrical and plumbing. I was the project manager and coordinated everything. The DIY work included the cabinets, flooring, backsplash, shelves, and details. Design: I'm more of a modernist while my wife is into the farmhouse style, so we compromised. The left side would be more farmhouse-y and the right would be more modern. We're basic in that we love gray and white, subway tile, and clean lines. These decisions will also help resale value when we decide to sell later on. We initially ordered the IKEA LERHYTTAN Gray cabinets (shaker-style) but half the stuff was backordered and they ended up pulling the entire line for QC reasons. We had to return it and settle for our 2nd choice, BODBYN Gray. I heard the LERHYTTAN is coming back early 2019. Construction: Overall it went pretty smoothly, but lots of issues arose, as they always seem to. See photo descriptions for more info on tools and materials used. We closed on Wednesday and scheduled the contractors to start on Friday. They didn't actually start until Monday. Demo was done in a few days. The window took the longest, and wasn't done until one month later. This delayed our cabinet installation as we needed finished walls to hang the SEKTION rails. Electrical scope was small, just some GFCI outlets and a few hardwired power locations. The pendant above the sink used to be a hardwired flourescent tube with a pull-chain, and no hard switch. It was more cost-effective (and better for me since I'm making a Smart Home) to use Hue bulbs and a wireless dimmer switch instead of having the electrician wire up a new switch. Plumbing was relocating a gas line, moving a drain and h/c water lines, and adding a cold water line for the fridge. It was easier to run things up through the floor, but made it more challenging to get some of the appliances in properly. Products: Fridge: IKEA NUTID 36" counter-depth (it's a re-branded Whirlpool) Microwave: IKEA NUTID built-in microwave w/trim kit Oven: GE JGSS66SELSS 30" gas range Hood: GE JVW5301SJSS 30" range hood Dishwasher: Bosch SHVM63W53N panel-ready 3-rack dishwasher Sink: LaToscana LTW3018W Farmhouse Fireclay Kitchen Sink - White (we ordered a 27" but they actually shipped a 30") Faucet: IKEA ÄLMAREN detachable-head faucet (not spray-head) w/ KNIPEN detergent pump Garbage Disposal: Insinkerator Evolution Cover Control Plus Cabinets: IKEA SEKTION with BODBYN Gray fronts and BAGGANÄS Black hardware Countertop: Quartz - Emerstone Vanilla White Lighting (Pendant): Margaux Island Pendant Lamp w/ (3) Philips Hue bulbs Lighting (Ceiling): Philips Hue Cher Semi-Flushmount Lighting (Under-shelf): IKEA UTRUSTA (discontinued) Backsplash (tile): Daltile white subway tile (flat) Backsplash (stainless): KOBE SSP30 30-Inch Stainless Steel Backsplash Panel Shelves: custom-built w/ oak plywood, classic gray stain, satin polyurethane seal Flooring: Home Depot's LifeProof Sterling Oak LVT Windows: ThermaStar by Pella Vinyl New Construction White Double Hung Window ​ Ask me anything, and thanks for reading! submitted by /u/steinah6 to r/DIY [link] [comments]