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| via Country Living |
Like many of you, one of my favorite pastimes is flipping through magazines for inspiration and kitchen design always fascinates me.
Remember back in the day when we’d rip out pages from magazines and save them as our inspiration for future home décor ideas?
Maybe it’s the coziness of a cottage kitchen that draws me in, but whatever the reason I have a few clippings to share with you all today.
I’ve shared this first home before. The modern country cottage vibe is just so good! Designer Raili Clasen is the master at combining that updated look with a few homey pieces that bring a vintage touch to any room she decorates.
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| via Country Living |
And what about that kitchen window? It doubles as a serving area for outdoor entertaining, and during the warm months of the year, this is an amazing bonus!
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| via Country Living |
Speaking of indoor-outdoor kitchens, here’s another cutie. All details of this look point to classic Cape Cod style, which I’ve always loved.
And how about the windows on these last two kitchens with outdoor access... Are you more of a “swing the windows open” kind of person or do you prefer the “slide open to the side” style?
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| via BHG |
This next kitchen may not have windows that open to the backyard, but it has tons of other beautiful elements that add up to a lot on the inspiration meter.
* Open Shelving
* Rustic Wood Beams
* Tongue and Groove Walls
* Copper Pots Displayed
* Shaker Style Cabinets
* Gooseneck Faucet
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| via BHG |
Bright white cabinets are a thing of beauty and adding vintage-style brass hardware takes this kitchen to another level.
I love that under-cabinet shelf too!
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| via Chic & Country |
Those lights and those beams! The simplicity of this kitchen space, along with a few key decorative elements, makes it a winner in my book.
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| via Chic & Country |
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| via Country Living |
This one’s got cottage charm written all over it! Every single detail just oozes vintage country style.
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| via Country Living |
And how about those open shelves with collections of so many things I love? Ironstone on the top shelf, and then all that pretty blue and red transferware elegantly displayed along with pretty canned goods and pantry staples.
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| via Australian House & Garden |
Shout it from the rooftops! This little kitchen nook just screams COZY!
Lovely views of the garden, with easy access through the Dutch door. I’ll have what they’re having!
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