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I’m excited to share my kitchen makeover before and after today! Since moving in last December I can honestly say that my kitchen has not been the heart of my home until now!
Every thing you see was purely cosmetic. The cabinets and brick backsplash were painted, this was a great way to create an open bright kitchen on a low budget, I’ll share more about the painting in another post.
I loved the house and lot so much that I was willing to live with the kitchen while we made other big changes to our Alabama Farmhouse. Like remove walls, remodel a garage and build a porch.
It felt like a small dark cave when you walked in. Now that it’s light and bright and refreshing.
I was very anxious to decorate the kitchen after living in the house for more than half a year. I wanted to organize the counters and add an island to create a more efficient work space. With a few accessories from Better Homes & Gardens available at Walmart, the kitchen looks great and it’s budget friendly!
The kitchen’s monochromatic wood tones that didn’t match and didn’t contrast made for a bland space. Now it feels cheery and open. Honestly it’s a small kitchen but it’s looks so much larger.
The kitchen island makes a great area for storage and prep. The top has a concrete look, giving it just the right amount of modern and rustic feel for my farmhouse kitchen. I can roll it around when needed.
Above the refrigerator is a great spot for storage, I added these collapsible bins. Pretty storage is always a must!
Are you like me, I neglected the kitchen in it’s previous state, didn’t really care how messy it was! Not anymore,I found a place for the toaster so the counters looked neater and  grabbed this Better Homes and Gardens Utensil Caddy for storing note pads, pens and other nick knacks that were previously stacked in this corner.
Fresh fruit and flowers are a quick and easy way to add a fresh look to the kitchen.
I love using these wood acacia bowls, they add a bit of natural warmth to the kitchen. I’ve used this one for salads and as a fruit bowl.
The wood ceiling really stand out now after everything was painted, I love how the galvanized clock looks above the sink.
You can find me in the kitchen a lot more now!
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I like be love love it all a awesome look. I would love to have that kitchen.
Love it. As usual the refresh restyle is a winner!
I love what you did with the brick! Did you do a German smear/mortar wash or did you do a white wash with watered-down paint, or something altogether different? Let us know!
Oh my, I love this kitchen! Everything is just perfect! The wood and white looks so good together. May I asked if the kitchen floors are the original to your home or did you have them put down? I love the color and how the knots show through. Such a beautiful transformation. I can see why you want to spend so much time there. Its very inviting!
Thanks Connie, the floors are original. They are pine, tongue and groove.
One of the houses I’m considering buying needs a kitchen island, but not a big one. Your BHG cart may be just the ticket! The whole room is SO inspiring as I envision putting my own spin on a new house. (In reality, it likely won’t be until spring, but I’m definitely pinning and bookmarking this post!)
How exciting Sharon!! Thanks so much!
wonderful makeover! Now I’m rethinking the colors I was planning to use on my kitchen cabinets …
A stunning makeover. Love EVERYTHING about it. Can hardly wait to hear about how you did the brick!
i love this look, the white washed brick is my favorite part. enjoy your new space!
b
BEAUTIFUL! Did you paint or whitewash the brick?
I painted, I’ll be sharing the details soon. Thank you.
Your kitchen is gorgeously beautiful. Love how bright it is after your makeover! Love that wood ceiling! #merrymonday
Okay I am seriously obsessed with your kitchen! I mean it’s gorgeous! I LOVE the painted brick! This kitchen looks so cohesive. I am planning on renovating my home soon and will so be referencing this for ideas! I am stopping by from the Inspiration Monday blog hop! Have a great week!
Thanks so much Chelsee!
Your kitchen looks like something out of a magazine, Debbie! Absolutely beautiful!
Debbie,
Your kitchen is gorgeous! It’s so bright and cheery. I love the BH&G items, especially the island/cart! How lucky you are to be working with Wal-Mart. They are lucky to have you because you have such a keen eye for decorating!
Love your home!
gail
Can’t wait to see your post on how you did the brick! Looks great!
What kind of paint did you use?
What a nice redo
You did a lovely job you nailed it love love love
What a stunning makeover, from drab and dreary to bright, welcoming, to and fresh. The white paint really makes your floors and ceiling pop. What is the surface made of on your island? I lobe it.
Thanks so much Marty, I would love to update the countertops, like you did 😉
Debbie!! It looks sooooo good. The white, the brick (I adore) and all the new elements. The cart looks fantastic and really compliments the space!! It’s perfect. All perfect!!
Thanks Shannon!! I love it all now well maybe still thinking about these countertops LOL!
Oh my gosh, it’s stunning Debbie!! I love it so much better. The wood ceiling and floor stand out so nicely now. And I adore the painted brick! Great job, enjoy your new space! 🙂
Thank you Nancy!! I love the brick now!!
Debbie, you’ve done it again! Love your new look. You are going to enjoy this kitchen!
Thank you Wanda!
Fabulous job! I love it!
Thanks so much Molly!!
Such a great transformation. I too painted my cabinets white when we moved into our home. Love, love a white kitchen!
Thanks so much Betty!
Oh wow, what a difference. It looks like a totally different kitchen. Love the white and painting the brick is such a great idea too and I adore that island. Great makeover and fabulous kitchen.