Farmhouse kitchens aren’t always covered in white, white and more white, plus you don’t always need to have antique décor like wooden signage or vintage photos either. The kitchen above was featured in Country Living Magazine and isn’t your typical rustic kitchen that’s so widely popular today.
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Is your home the place where family gathers each holiday season? It could be for a number of reasons – you have the biggest dining room, you make the best turkey or maybe even that you just love playing hostess. Whatever the reason is, chances are that your guests will be in and out of the kitchen area throughout their time at your home – therefore maximizing your space is ultra important. Read More »
Have you ever stumbled upon a photo and thought to yourself, “Oh, wow. I wonder who’s lucky enough to live there?” We have, and that’s why we love to see photos of your kitchen projects. Every room is beautiful, with its own tales of love, laughter, and life. Today’s featured customer, Lisa from Winter Park, Florida, was gracious enough to let us into her home.
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The Dunmore Beach Club is a gorgeous, 1960’s style beach resort. Located on Harbour Island in the Bahamas, the resort is packed with things to do for the family. Whether you choose to kayak through the crystal clear ocean water or get a beachfront massage by the staff’s massage therapist, the Dunmore is the epitome of relaxation. With a limited number of accommodations, a personalized experience is guaranteed.
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So you love them, but why should you choose a porcelain enamel light over any other fixture? In a day and age where we’re all trying to get the best deals, some items aren’t always worth skimping on. While all of our American made lights are built from the best materials, the handcrafted enameled fixtures are absolutely the best of the best.
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When designing your home’s kitchen, would you ever think to utilize restaurant lighting? You may have, but later wondered where you could find stylish fixtures that weren’t too kitschy, tacky or restaurant themed. Would you have ever thought to use a bucket as a pendant light? By taking inspiration from everything around us, we’ve turned old washtubs and farm troughs into unconventional light fixtures. And as it turns out, they’re starting to pop up everywhere! Read More »
