Unfitted kitchen farmhouse

About this item ✔Size: 24" Wide, 14"Deep, 12" Tall, Table plank thickness 1.2"; ✔Material :Made of Real wood and Sturdy Heavy Cast iron brackets,Hand stained and finished； ✔Included: Cast iron bracket , Table plank,Screw,Assembly instructions ✔Installation: Easy to assemble, package include installation instructions, drywall use expansion screws other wall can use self-tapping screws. ✔Applies: Can be used as a table, Bench, Desk, shelves, TV stand use to Office, Bedroom, Kitchen, Living…

A while back, we filed Bath: Rustic Rooms. Now we turn our attention to rustic kitchens, most located overseas. Above: A rustic kitchen illuminated by fire

The unfitted kitchen features freestanding, furniture like-cabinetry, often paired with handcrafted items or re-purposed flea-market finds to create a highly personal look. My last three kitchens, unknown to me, have been unfitted kitchens. I only recently read the description of an unfitted kitchen and realized this style is what I'm drawn too. My present kitchen has three furniture pieces used for cabinets, upper cabinets doors slide like the old country store cabinets, has a 1920's…

Sheridan Casson has transformed a derelict 1950s semi into a farmhouse-inspired home, filled with antique treasures & salvaged finds displayed in vignettes.

One of my all time favourite movies, The Holiday, by one of my all time favourite directors, Nancy Meyers, is set around a magnificent sprawling Spanish style house in Los Angeles (actually, the inside was filmed on a studio lot in LA) although it’s the interiors that continue to resonate with me. Most of you will ...

Unfitted kitchens- aka kitchens with little to no built-in cabinetry- have become all the rage on the Internet over the last few years. And for good reason. They're cute! Cost effective. Easy to switch up. Character up the wazoo? But are they really all they're cracked up to be? After 3.5 years of living with

We just finished kitchen in the barn and something wasn't right. The range hood was all wrong. Click to see how we fixed it for a more appealing design.

BTW - if you´re thinking about a new kitchen, you really must read the kitchen forum, and the finished kitchen blog from Gardenweb. In general, Gardenweb.com/Thathomesite.com is a great resource on all sorts of things. Check it out. Yum - If you want to learn how to weave rush seats like this, or caning, check out Ian and Luis. I would love to know how to do that. I think I love this floor. What are these things called? Apothecary cabinets? And check out the farmhouse sink! A little…

Cream and blue kitchen with cream Smeg fridge and period details in London's Spitalfields

After nearly 4 years of work, I am super excited to finally share our kitchen! If you love Cinderella stories this particular part of our farmhouse restoration will tug at your heart. We are passio…