The standout feature of this Pennsylvania kitchen is its original rustic farmhouse sink, preserved and slightly relocated to better accommodate the fridge. The design aimed to incorporate storage without disrupting
An 18th-century New York farmhouse kitchen was transformed from dark and cramped to sun-drenched and spacious. Painted white bricks enhance the farmhouse appeal, while an old farmhouse table replaces a typical marble kitchen
A farm in Washington, DC, was renovated to reflect the homeowners' colorful tastes. The kitchen retains its original range hood, tilework, and cabinets, which were repainted in Benjamin Moore’s Peale Green to become a focal point
In this Austin, Texas home, the kitchen opens onto a large living room. To keep the space uncluttered, pots and pans hang from a rack, doubling as decoration. Sconces and small spotlights provide illumination
This farmhouse kitchen features custom cream concrete countertops, backsplash, and floating shelf. The absence of upper cabinets is balanced by ample lower cabinet storage and a black contrasting island with a marble top
An 18th-century farmhouse kitchen underwent a full remodel, resulting in a new subway tile backsplash and off-white cabinetry. The aged charm was retained with vintage decor pieces and a vintage table and stools
This modern farmhouse kitchen features a multifunctional island incorporating built-in drawers, shelves, a traditional AGA stove, butcher block top, and a bar. This piece serves as the heart of the home for a family that loves to cook
A kitchen featuring painted cabinets, copper cookware displayed over a fireplace, and matching copper pendant lights. Shiplap painted the same color as the cabinets serves as the backsplash, with a special short shelf