In this Georgia loft, formerly a raw industrial space, the owner installed countertops and a sink in the corner, then hung open shelves above them, creating a kitchen that blends seamlessly with the living area and library beyond. She picked up the wicker chairs at a yard sale and stitched the sink skirt from alphabet-patterned fabric. The wooden bull's head is African. The walls are painted Creamy by Sherwin-Williams.
Bright Idea: A few pieces of framed art turn open kitchen shelving into an exhibit.
Rustic Kitchen
The kitchen in this upstate New York house features a 1950s refrigerator. "Our mothers warned us about defrosting," the owner jokes, "but we love the look." A midcentury stove, an antique butcher block, and a salvaged cast-iron sink magnify the room's farmhouse charm.
Off-White Country Kitchen
The kitchen island in this Ohio farmhouse boasts a zinc top crafted by a local metal shop. Subway tile from Home Depot forms the backsplash.
Bright Idea: A plate rack set in a kitchen island offers stealthy storage.
Added Weight
Dark-walnut floors, green soapstone counters, and custom stools (painted Benjamin Moore's Phelps Black) add balance to the kitchen's white cabinetry in this Washington, D.C., home. The built-ins and trim are painted Bancroft White by Darryl Carter Colors by Benjamin Moore.
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