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A historical home in Liberty, MO gets a new kitchen, mudroom, pantry, and office space!

Learn all about what makes a Victorian Kitchen a fabulous design style for your kitchen remodel.

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11 Ways to Add Arches for Visual Appeal- Incorporating arches into interior design brings a harmonious fusion of elegance and functionality, enriching spaces with a timeless allure that captivates the senses and transcends design trends. Interior Design: Jean Stoffer Design Photography: Stoffer Photography Interiors

This Victorian kitchen is a perfect synthesis of craftsmanship, technology, ergonomic function and simple beauty.

Here’s an early photo from the late 1890s of a Niagara Stove Co Stove set up in the kitchen. This photo is interesting as it marks the first time we see a stove set against a wall with the pipe going up along it. At this point, the stove morphed from a dual cooking/heating source […]

We are running at full capacity, though production times have been extended to 10-12 weeks. Thank you for your understanding. Our Lyndon Farmhouse Kitchen Island/work table is our take on early American farmhouse tables. It is inspired by 18th-century tables found in colonial homes of the period. Its crafted by hand of Solid Old Growth Douglas Fir, and features a 1 1/2″ planked top or BUTCHER BLOCK option and features hand turned legs. We offer many size and finish options. Please contact…

This illustration shows what a modern kitchen looked like in rare upper-class homes around 1911. You’ll notice that while the entire room now has a nice flow to it, each of the areas (sink, stove, cabinets, etc.) are all still standalone. This photo does show how the kitchen was beginning to become a room that […]

French Country Kitchen with Rug Distressed Cabinets