B&A: The Kitchen Transformation with Floorboards on the Ceiling
BEFORE & AFTER
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This incredible kitchen is by Murphy Deesign from the spring ‘19 One Room Challenge® event.
Some major elements stayed the same, like the cabinets, countertops, sink, and window treatment— if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. The changes Dee did make take this kitchen to a whole new level.
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Man oh man, that green range is to die for.
Two other major changes are the Zellige tile and the slate floor. The rug on the slate floor looks gorgeous and really warms it up. The new brass hardware also brings some great warmth into the space.
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The new beadboard paneling gives this desk nook so much flair and charm. The beadboard peeking out through the upper cabinet is such a great detail.
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And, of course, how could I not mention the jaw-dropping unfinished oak on the ceiling? It brings so much warmth and character into the space.
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