I fell in love with this kitchen from the new book Black and White by Celerie Kemble. White kitchens seem to be all the rage these days and this one stuck out to me because of the the reclaimed wood island. I really love how by adding the wood on the island really grounds the space, makes it feel less institutional and more like home.
Recreating this kitchen in your own home wouldn't be hard either. Just cover your island with a few reclaimed wood boards, switch out your hardware to brass, and install a new kitchen faucet and you have your own Celerie Kemble kitchen on a budget.
OK, this Gooseneck faucet from Waterworks is totally not budget friendly (ringing it at $2,000+ yikes!) , but I love it. A more budget friendly option would be this one from Faucetdirect.com at around $650.00.
The Cabinet pulls and knobs are from Cool Knobs and Pulls and are budget friendly. (first photo from: Black and White (and a Bit in Between): Timeless Interiors, Dramatic Accents, and Stylish Collections)
9 comments:
Agree! Love kitchens that mix both white and wood. They definitely have more soul.
That island is dreamy.
That island is dreamy.
that kitch is crazy amazing!
How refreshing to see gold in the kitchen
.. and the book .. on my Christmas wish list.
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Love that kitchen!
One of my favorites!
I loved this image too, such beautiful paneling!
The white color lends some airy feel to the room. Kitchen done entirely out of reclaimed wood can look dull.
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