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I am firmly convinced that your home should follow this ancient wedding languages: something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. Sure, the blue could be due to personal color preferences (there are many, many options and I'm a fan of most), but the rest is a foolproof formula for creating a house that feels and feels timeless.
One of the largest places where a little old, worn patina is powerful? Your kitchen. Think about it: In a kitchen everything is pretty shiny and functional, especially if you take devices into account. Therefore, it is always a good idea to work in a few worn pieces to feel space as if it had a soul.
Nevertheless, it can be said more easily than done to do this in a kitchen, which is why I fell So hard For this previously published light and bright kitchen work by Laura Medicus by Laura Medicus Interiors.
How to add a vintage touch to your kitchen
When it came to updating the dark and cramped retro kitchen in a customer at home, Laura turned to a winning combination of white Shaker cabinets and a rich butcher block worktop to include the space in modern times. By wearing the slim white U -Bahn -Tile the walls (oh, an additional window!), The designer was able to triple the amount of natural light, which gave the fixed space an airy and inviting feeling.
But as beautiful as all of these exchange pictures, that's not even my favorite part of it before and after the reworking. The Moment goes to A breathtaking couple antique wooden doors from which the designer comes from Rare finds In Denver and had installed in the room that works effortlessly to bring a feeling of history and timelessness into the room. Behind the wooden duo is all the “ugly” of the kitchen, the storage of drywar, the microwave and other small devices.
In combination with antique brass pendant lights and a vintage-inspired carpet, the end result is a kitchen that bridges the gap between effortlessly modern and permanent classics.
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