I cannot even imagine having a kitchen this beautiful! Making dreams come true left and right was custom cabinetry designer Craig Veenker of Mountain Cabinetry out of Heber, Utah. Let’s talk about that island first–it is after all the reason this kitchen made it here in the first place! It’s painted Benjamin Moore’s Wedgewood Gray. LOVE. IT. If I had an island to paint, this would convince me to do it! I’m really loving that gorgeous hutch too, what a perfect place to display dishes! Craig was responsible for even more great spaces throughout the home (including a pink craft room!) so for more photos by Jared Medley, head over here!
Have a great weekend!! Supposed to hit 40° here on Sunday…woo hoo! 🙂
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I have such a soft spot in my heart for white kitchens… this one is magnificent! Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.
The bit of blue is very pretty with all the rest of the clean white.
— Alex at Cashmere Kangaroo
Amazing kitchen! I am in love white kitchens with contrasting island colors. And, the detail of the red knobs on the stove are perfect!
I love this kitchen. We are in the process of purchasing a small cottage built in 1905. When we looked at it my husband's reaction was gut the kitchen …………….
Whoa! I love the old cupboards and they are built so amazingly strong. I'm planning on keeping them and painting the top cupboards white and the bottom turquoise and I've found these amazing vintage glass pulls, online. We are about a week out of closing . . . and I'm getting so exciting. I have been inspired my you blog. It is one of my very favorites.
Thank you for a never ending supply of inspiration.
Your blogging sister, Connie 🙂
Great post, thank you for sharing it to me
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Wow! I love white kitchens but this one is just gorgeous. I would say dream a(whopping) big dream of you to this kitchen but then I would need a much bigger house to match it as well.
Love your blog,very inspiring
Thanks for featuring my photography! I had such a blast photographing this home and Craig has been great to work with. Thanks!
The color of the island looks more like the Benjamin Moore Key Largo Green. The color you mentioned is much more gray then this island appears to be.
Beautiful post, love the combination of colors and suitable design..