When I first moved into our brand spanking new home back in 2009, I was enthralled with the sheer and utter newness of it all. No one had ever cooked on the stove or soaked in the tub or scribbled with crayons on the walls. I was in love.
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Back in the mid 1800s when Ken’s Kentucky farmhouse was first built, the kitchen was a separate building. Thankfully, the kitchen is now connected to the main house via a back porch so there are no dashes through the rain just to eat dinner.
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When thinking about a full-gut remodel — especially in a busy space like the kitchen — planning is critical. Lisa, from Harrisonburg, Virginia, spent about two years online looking at kitchen plans and gathering ideas before demolition began in her 1950’s-era kitchen. The space needed major work to bring it forward at least half a century.
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Just because you’re not an interior designer doesn’t mean your lighting has to look amateurish! With lighting, as with so many aspects of home design, the difference between rookie and expert-level execution typically comes down to the smallest details. With these easy tips, tricks, and small tweaks, your home lighting will have that professional look in no time.
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What do firefighters do in their spare time? If you’re Scott Kier, you build custom homes. Scott is currently putting the finishing touches on his own custom home which offers expansive views, gorgeous barn lighting, and 12 acres to ride dirt bikes with his sons. It has taken more than two years, but Scott, and his wife Sabina, are finally settling into their new home in Sedalia, Colorado, just south of Denver.
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If you’ve ever searched for lighting, you no doubt discovered an endless array of pendant lights. With all those shades, sturdy stem mounts, and wildly colorful cording options, there’s something for every space whether it’s farmhouse, mid century, or uber modern.
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