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Julie Stout

a kitchen with an island and two pendant lights hanging from it's ceiling above the counter

Hague Blue Breakfast Nook Cabinets

a kitchen with white cabinets and brown tile flooring is pictured in this image, there are dishes on the window sill

Connecticut colonial chefs kitchen with country cabinetry and coffered ceilings

Nancy meyeres aesthetic kitchen, open shelving, beadboard, farmhouse working sink, polished nickle hardware

an image of a kitchen setting with blue cabinets and wicker bar stools in the center

Shell-Shaped Sconces and Sink Skirts Star in This Charming London Townhouse

a kitchen filled with lots of counter top space and wooden stools next to an island

two women sitting at a kitchen island in a large open floor plan with white cabinets and wood floors

Designing a kitchen where it’s easy for family to come together - The Boston Globe

a kitchen with an island and wooden chairs in the center, surrounded by white cabinets

Casey Keasler on Instagram: "Our Seattle Dutch Colonial Project — and the case for not creating a formal dining room! 🍽️ Homes from the 1900s, while beautiful don’t always function the way a modern family might want, they are closed off and compartmentalized, even dark, and most importantly, lacking connection. There were versions of open concepts in the 70s but the kitchen was often tucked away behind closed doors. It wasn’t until the ‘90s the thought was pushed to extremes with the fully open concept plan. We all know everyone hangs out in the kitchen! However, an open concept can quickly become artificial in a home built in 1915. Enter our Seattle Dutch Colonial - keeping the scale of the home and the neighborhood in mind, the two-story addition didn’t allow for a dedicated dining ro