Monday, November 25, 2019

The Carriage House Project: The Kitchen

We were able to salvage some of the kitchen from our house for the carriage house.  Since the kitchen in our house is an addition with a separate roof it wasn't as affected by the water damage as the rest of the house.  Not all the cabinets were salvageable but we were able to piecemail some together. We were also able to reuse our pendant light, faucet and island counter top.  We didn't even need to adjust the size of the countertop to fit the smaller space!   It's like those jeans in that movie "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"! We felt really good about being able to reuse some of our original kitchen.  It seems environmentally responsible and there's also some nostalgia there.







The shelves were actually cut out of the wood from the beams.  I never thought we'd have open shelving since we aren't the tidiest people.  Having very few things lends itself to less mess though.


And this is our small "mudroom".  It's a much needed place for shoes and outerwear.

So that's it for the common space for all four of us.  It really doesn't feel that small to us, just very cozy. I'm kind of loving it. Good thing since we'll be here for a while.  The bedrooms are quaint as well.  Quaint is code for teeny tiny.  I'll get to them in another post. They still aren't quite done pretty-wise but they're functional .  Good enough for now!

4 comments:

  1. It's really lovely! I do not see a range, tho. Did I miss it?

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    1. Sorry, I thought I had responded. You are correct! No range. We have some bizarre zoning rules so we couldn't have a range in place. We make it work with a hotplate and a microwave/convection oven.

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  2. You really have an amazing eye. You should quit your day job and work in home design, while blogging on the side. Your taste is impeccable. We are fans!

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    1. Ha! I wish I could quit my job. Thanks for your comment though:)

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