Charm and comfort, even in the laundry room. A reclaimed stone floor, natural oak woodwork, and a play of raw and finished surfaces is mixed with carefully chosen antiques in an ancient farmhouse that shows why Belgian style has become so celebrated. Rustic but elegant, the house was renovated by interior designers whose taste range [...]
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White Oak Cottage Kitchen
The starting point of this design was one of sentiment. The desire to keep it simple led interior designer Melanie Pounds and husband toward the purchase of a small 1920′s cottage. Pounds designed its kitchen around their first joint purchase – an antique worktable. The room is full of visually heavy pieces, yet they don’t [...]
Spanish Island Kitchens
Earthen structures on the Balearic Island of Formentera use natural materials for similar, yet unique, kitchens. Sandy white beaches and clear turquoise seas call most people to the island, but the architectural beauty of the homes are what speak to the rest of us. Typical kitchens feature concrete cabinet shells with rustic wood plank doors [...]
West Hollywood Italianate Kitchen
Original features almost a century old are still sought after details today. It’s not often you run across a magazine kitchen that has been virtually untouched since its completion in the 1920′s. Los Angeles designer Dan Marty was the lucky occupant of this historic Villa d’Este apartment when these pictures were taken several years ago. [...]
Belgian Country Kitchen
Large and elegant but utterly simple, this showpiece kitchen has a wonderful blend of natural surfaces. White stucco walls, unvarnished wood, neutral stone and touches of wrought iron come together in a perfect old-house kitchen created by a pair of Belgian antique dealer-designers. While the architecture of the room lends itself to the rustic look [...]
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