Federal Revival Kitchen With Exposed Brick and Playful Lighting
With a massive barstool-flanked island and an open, welcoming layout, this updated kitchen beckons guests to come on in and stay awhile. Exposed beams draw the eye up to the soaring ceiling and crisp, white cabinetry reflects dazzling sunlight.
Neutral Transitional Open Plan Kitchen With Red Pendants
The kitchen is open and cheerful with exposed brick and classic white cabinetry. The design plan also made sure there was plenty of countertop space, topped in marble.
Neutral Eat In Kitchen With Patterned Bench
A long wooden dining table straddles the space between the kitchen and living room, an exciting visual transition point. Benches were upholstered in a colorful, graphic pattern, making the area a centerpiece during parties.
Transitional Dining Area With Upholstered Benches
Designers set up a dining area in between the kitchen and the living room. In addition to family meals, the table can also serve as a buffet during parties.
Pantry With Red Cannister
The pantry neatly organizes dry goods and baking supplies and is home to a coffee station.
Dining Room With Ceramic Collection
One of the homeowner's wishes in the renovation of her house was to have places to highlight the unique art, books and heirlooms she and her husband had gathered over the years. This dining area is lined with floor-to-ceiling shelves that show off their beautiful ceramic collection.
Contemporary Dining Room With Multicolored Vases
Built in the 1920s, this Federal-style house in Texas had good bones, but homeowners wanted the rooms to have a better flow and places to display their treasured art collections. Here, in the dining room, designers added glass-enclosed shelving to showcase a rainbow of ceramic vases.