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20 comments:
What an unbelievable transformation! I adore the barstools... the fabric is so fresh and vibrant! I love how the colors repeat themselves in the artwork in the living space as well... what a fabulous home! Thanks for sharing!
abodelove.blogspot.com
WOW, that is one amazing transformation! Lovely!
this is amazing! totally amazing how much you can change with so little!
Wonderful to see what a good design can do! Love the bar stools!!
Wowzer. What a transformation.
mb from Dallas
I cannot believe what an extraordinary transformation this is! Absolutely amazing!
That breakfast nook is so cute. I love how open it is. Beautiful!
Loving the barstool fabric!
Wow. So fresh and open. Love it!
I saw this in Southern Living and just loved the transformation. I would love to do something like this to my kitchen/den. :)
What a difference white paint and less walls make. I love the lighting too! Hope you are having a great day!
Wow that's impressive. I love the ikat stools in the kitchen. So beautiful!
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Lila Ferraro
Yes, that's a jaw dropper of a transformation. I might not have seen the "good bones" of that "before"...but a couple of hundred thousand dollars later probably, and it does look amazing!
Amazing! I love the counter chairs!!
no way jose! that transformation is unbelievable.
Wow, I'm speechless! This is an amazing after! Gorgeous!
So much lighter and prettier! The yellow barstools and the built-in seating benches are my favs.
What a huge difference taking out that low ceiling was. I have come to realize that I feel a bit clostrophobic under a low celing. Great post. Heidi
What a difference! Unbelieveable!
I know this is an older post, but I am recently into designing a new kitchen for our home. LOVE the inspiration on your post. It's gorgeous! I did a post yesterday on my blog about kitchens, if you want to check it out! Love your site! Thank you!
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