Yesterday, I did some online searching. I decided it was time to add more kitchens to my favorites folder. These are some good ones I found.
An Erika Powell designed kitchen via Coastal Living
Many of my images came from Things that Inspire. A great Atlanta based blog.The photo above, and the next seven came from Things that Inspire.
this gray kitchen came from Decorpad. 
I love the photo above. It came from a search of "Georgian Kitchens" on Citydata.comI like the huge table with the wingback chairs. Also, love the lights over the island.
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this is another kitchen that has been on almost every design blog. I found these pics again on Things that Inspire. The aqua lanterns are the best part. If I had to re-do a kitchen tomorrow, I think I would use this look.
A farmhouse sink via Joni's kitchen @ Cote de Texas.
Carolina Kitchens via Decorpad
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this is another kitchen that has been on almost every design blog. I found these pics again on Things that Inspire. The aqua lanterns are the best part. If I had to re-do a kitchen tomorrow, I think I would use this look.
A farmhouse sink via Joni's kitchen @ Cote de Texas. 
Carolina Kitchens via Decorpad{I think long islands are great!}
As you can see, I am drawn to white kitchens. I think this is a timeless look. Watching Sarah's House on HGTV yesterday, she said something that made sense. When designing kitchens she stays away from extreme detailing and glazing on cabinets. Less is more, and that will allow for a kitchen that will stand the test of time. I agree!
As you can see, I am drawn to white kitchens. I think this is a timeless look. Watching Sarah's House on HGTV yesterday, she said something that made sense. When designing kitchens she stays away from extreme detailing and glazing on cabinets. Less is more, and that will allow for a kitchen that will stand the test of time. I agree!
Hope everyone has a great week!
