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Rustic Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel

By: Annette Joseph
November 25, 2014

A family remodels their century-old kitchen into a rustic farmhouse cookery chock-full of charm.

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Whole New World

To update their 1910 farmhouse, Sam and Lesley Graham took on a major kitchen renovation, starting with an entirely new layout and updating everything for the countertops to the appliances.

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One Step at a Time

Despite the fact that the original countertops were sagging and the rest of the space was dated, Sam and Lesley focused on the beautiful vaulted ceilings, wood beams and natural light. Everything else had to go. And with the help of their builder, Mark Lewis, the couple turned the out-of-date space into a modern farmhouse kitchen.

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Color-Coded Cooking

A full view of the main cooking space showcases color-coded shelves. The new shelving system makes for easy organization when putting away dishes, while adding visual interest. A metal stool is kept on hand to reach the top shelf which is stocked with less-used items like vases and serving ware.

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Going Gray

Gray grout on subway tile is an easy way to make the backsplash low maintenance. White grout in a kitchen can be tricky. Subway tile is one of the most affordable tiles on the market.

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