An all-white kitchen is beautiful, and this client had a lot of storage but felt it was missing some character. We space planned, went through several color options, removed a cabinet, and made a plan!

We sourced a beautiful 1970s Thomasville Hutch top that tied in with her love for antiques, and old pieces.

We partnered with a great Painting company that fit within her budget without giving up quality work! In three days’, time, her kitchen turned into…

A beautiful “heart of the home” drenched in Mohegan Sage by Sherwin Williams. A semi-gloss finish which is perfect for a high traffic area! The green breaks up the white without making the room feel any less large. In the future? Possibly a custom hood vent in a walnut stain.

The dining room had beautiful natural light from the bay window, but the blue/grey walls with white trim were not accentuating any other aspect of this space. She said she wanted duck wallpaper on the ceiling, and it was an immediate “yes!”

This was a true collaboration process between applying the wallpaper to sourcing the right furnishings. She wanted it to be brighter yet still incorporate a lot of warmth - using the wallpaper colors as inspiration for the entire room.