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| Yesterday I shared Part 1 of our kitchen reveal. If you missed it you can click here. Thank you to everybody who stopped by to visit and left comments! Today I will be sharing our breakfast area and where you can find me blogging away. |
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| Though there were no major changes in this area it was the little changes that made such a large impact from changing the paint color to switching out/adding accessories. |
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| I was planning on changing out the cafe curtains to buffalo check ones but I decided that I really preferred the toile ones I already had up. I did however change out the toppers. You can not see them here because the light from outside was so bright. |
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| Here is a picture I took with my phone one morning trying to get you a glimpse of the lace curtain toppers. They truly add to the charm of the entire space and were very simple to make. No sewing involved! |
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| I want to thank Kimberly over at Serendipity Refined for inspiring me to make over my chandy! |
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| Cherished pieces like this pie safe my father in law made for us when we got married help make the space warm and inviting. |
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| The rolling pin was The Hubsters grandmothers. |
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| Another simple touch was to add some vintage lace and vintage buttons to this lampshade. |
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| DIY wainscoting. The bull head I purchased back in the spring from Antique Farmhouse. |
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| Where you can find me blogging! One day I would LOVE to rip out this built in desk area and replace it with a built in china hutch with some chicken wire but I do not see that happening anytime in the distant future so I did my best to make it look as appealing as possible. |
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| I added bead board wallpaper to the back of the cabinet to match the real bead board we used for our custom stove hood. |
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| Lace curtain to help hide the everyday necessities. Yes, I know you can still see a little bit peeking thru but I did not want to put a heavier fabric on here. I think it would have weighed it down too much. I like the light and airy feeling the lace gives it. |
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| Vintage prints found at a local second hand shop. I had purchased one of them and left the other behind to only have my dear friend Brenda surprise me with it! I so glad she did because they are just perfect here. In a world with no money constraints The Hubster and I would love to just demo this section of counter out because it is just wasted space that collects clutter. We would prefer to have the area open and to have a longer island. Again though that will not be happening in this lifetime. |
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| House keys from our previous homes. |
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| This space is now a space we enjoy spending time in! Thank you for stopping by to visit. I hope that you have enjoyed the tour of our kitchen. Now let the planning begin for our next project!;) To see Part 1 of the kitchen reveal click here. |
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