Apr 6, 2025
One must wonder why they went with this particular wallpaper color with the yellow backsplash.
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One must wonder why they went with this particular wallpaper color with the yellow backsplash.
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Which counter tops do you like?
We’re putting in an apartment kitchen in the basement for my mother. Golden Oak base cabinets with barn board bar. It’s gonna be a challenge to tie together my Habitat Cabinets with barn boards but there has to be a uniting force somewhere!
A few counter tops in the running. I used the cool Wilsonart online tool that can show you each counter top on a cabinet. My cabinets are a little more golden. Barn board bar is brown and grayish (see last photo).
Roxanne's happy retro kitchen. Look at the oven.
Esther's kitchen redo.
Rosemary's kitchen before.
And, after.
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Love the pink & black combo!
Cyndy turned her dining room into this gorgeous Goth inspired kitchen.
I LOVE before and after photos. The common areas of this 1960 home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, were redone inspired by a Gucci Collection. With vintage style and bright colors, this project was born with the aim of bringing light to a very gloomy year: 2020. As you can see, it was originally a white kitchen.
The green colors combined with the red that starred in the Gucci fashion show were key to the project, as they worked perfectly with the browns and woods of the sixties typical of the existing architecture.