In the meantime, I'm having fun trimming it out with details. The windowseat is painted and in place, I found the perfect fabric for the box cushion to top it, and the cafe curtain and hanging planter are in. It still looks a bit messy and rather visually cluttered, due to the cabinet doors being off. But the open display shelves on the endcaps have never looked better!
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Paneled fridge on the left, windowseat under the cafe curtain, and a glimpse of the (unfinished) beadboard backsplash |
This kitchen display is brought to you in part by my marvelous Maryland-based friend. I had made an impulse purchase at Ikea on our long distance shopping trip several months ago. It turned out to be the perfect item, but I only bought one. It was a very pretty, off white pedestal bowl that they were discontinuing. So when I realized it was the perfect shape, size, and color for my display shelves, I searched the country for more! A friend and fellow Ikea lover came to mind and I contacted her. Her store still had them! So she kindly purchased and shipped me several more to round out my collection.
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Left of the sink |
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Right of the sink |
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End run by the range |
I still need two more white "somethings" to fill the shelves completely. I'm not big on tchotchkes, knickknacks, or other purely decorative items, so I'm waiting until I find just the right functional and attractive (and budget-friendly) pieces.
It's looking really good so far! That tea pot is gorgeous, where did you get it?
ReplyDeleteThanks Christina! I found the teapot (and matching creamer and sugar bowl on the opposite shelf) at a thrift store a long time ago. It has no maker's mark, and I've looked for matching pieces for years! I've found some pretty ones, like Independence Ironstone, but nothing exactly like mine.
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