Historic Arts & Crafts Kitchen in Los Angeles

When a young couple living in the West Adams district of Los Angeles asked Faith Blakeney to remodel their kitchen, the designer knew she wanted to refresh the space while respecting its historic Arts & Crafts style. See how she used brightly colored cabinets, a large island and a farmhouse sink to make the space comfortable for a new family.

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March 28, 2018

From: Faith Blakeney

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