Hi! We are so excited to share another space from the home of Amber Fillerup Clark of Barefoot Blonde. Amber recently moved from NYC (see our design of her apartment here) to Arizona. We were lucky to work with her on her new build home. We shared the details of her laundry room earlier this year, and today are excited to show off her beautiful kitchen. Amber had some great ideas for the design of her space that really made the kitchen warm and inviting. Take a peek!
When designing a new space, there are so many decisions that it can quickly become overwhelming. We are here to help. This spring we are starting a new series called Quick Guide. We are tackling your most frequently emailed design dilemmas and solving them using tips, tricks, and favorite industry looks so that you can get a designer look in your own home even if your budget doesn’t allow for one. As you make design decisions in each space in your home, we will narrow down the options to a few no-fail looks for you to pick from and share our sources for recreating the look.
Today we kicking off the series in the kitchen. We are sharing five beautiful tile options that are as timeless as subway tile, but more unique. Any one of these would make a beautiful statement in your design and add just the right amount of texture or shine to keep things interesting.
One of the biggest kitchen trends of the last few years is the white and wood kitchen. It’s a look that combines a crisp white foundation that feel clean and modern with raw wood textures that make it warm and inviting. We have recently come across a few dreamy kitchens that nail the look by adding in some bold black accents that add contrast the fresh airy spaces. Take a look and dream with us!
We are excited to share images of our latest project for the 2019 St George Parade of Homes! We loved hearing from those of you who were able to come out and see it in person, but for those too far away we are sharing all the details here on the blog. Today we are starting with the kitchen. Read on for sources!
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Mykals Architectural Photography
One of the funnest things to pick out when overhauling your kitchen is new counter or bar stools. Counter stools (24-26″ high) and bar stools (29-32″high) help define the style of your kitchen and invite your friends and family to pull out a seat and gather round while food is being prepped. Today we are sharing the sources for client favorite stools used in recent projects, plus a round up of others we are loving.
