This stunning kitchen remodel immediately allures you into its modern farmhouse design that keeps the traditional roots while modernizing them to meet the needs of today’s living. The initial kitchen was nice, but had some outdated elements. A sweet blend of new clean lined white and rustic Knotty Alder cabinets topped with 3CM Silestone Polished Eternal Calacatta Gold Quartz, strategically creates function with absolute comprehensive beauty. Roll out pantry shelves, hidden blind corner, microwave drawer, along with all new Wolf appliances add to the elevation in function in this kitchen.
Highlights include floating shelves (in matching Knotty Alder), perimeter backsplash Maiolica 3” x 12” crackled white tiles, and the buffet area a brilliant splash of design with Vivace Gloss Motif Rice 4″ X 4″ tiles. Lightening it up literally, we implemented additional LED recessed lights, under cabinet lighting (including the bottom floating shelves), along with the amazing large industrial pendants over the oversized island, all with dimmer switches make multiple lighting options.
Other modifications included widening the entry into the formal dining room, shiplap wall across the front wall in the kitchen area, Custom fireplace mantel to match the rustic Knotty Alder cabinets. And the floor, of course, the original maple floor was sanded down and clear coated for a more natural light look. There’s plenty to love in this transformation, its palette is warm and inviting for all who enter.
Farmhouse-style kitchens tend to focus on natural materials, unpretentious design, and cooking spaces that can accommodate large meals. Guests should always feel welcome and comfortable in these spaces, even if their boots are still dirty.
Each example mixes the three essential ingredients for creating a drool-worthy cooking space: modern features, rustic elements, and industrial-inspired accents. When blended just right, the result is a sophisticated kitchen that’s also warm and inviting.
However, a winning palette seen in many spaces combines white, black, and natural wood tones. For instance, this dreamy kitchen built by Gardner Homes features white quartz countertops, black shaker cabinets, and an island wrapped in walnut wood.
This modern farmhouse kitchen by Home Made Lovely keeps function top of mind with separate zones created for different purposes. For instance, the food prep area features a spice rack and crate filled with cooking utensils. There’s also a coffee station with everything needed to get brewing.
From the ample counter space to luxurious appliances there’s plenty to love in
Combining the two styles really does work, and brings the best of both worlds into a space, especially when it comes to the kitchen which is the hub of our homes.
Open shelving is simply a décor effect along with the light shades.
