I do design work in a community in Franklin, TN called Westhaven.
For this model home, I selected the exterior and interior finishes. Later, when everything was complete, I added accessories to the home. And one thing that needed work was the kitchen table, it needed tablescaping.
Kitchen table Before....
And after.... I purchased a dinnerware set similar in color to the Porter color on the walls....then I added some white dishes with a beachy theme to accent....
The tablescape compliments the kitchen adjacent to it. The cabinets were finished in an ivory paint, with no glaze, and topped with Uba Tuba granite on the counters.....the island cabinets (as well as the inside finish of the glass cabinets) were finished with beadboard in a Nutmeg stain.
I added some of the white plates behind the glass cabinets to contrast the dark stain and really pop!
Uba Tuba granite usually has a hint of green and some veining of gold, but is almost a black granite.....
Notice the bronze finish on the cabinet hardware to pull in the dark granite....I designed the backsplash in Autumn Lilac 2x2 slate tiles laid diagonally and a pinwheel pattern framed over the cooktop area for interest. There was no need for metal or glass accent tiles with the slate. The natural random color slate has gave all the variance needed for an interesting backsplash. I love how it pulls colors from the countertop, cabinets, and wall paint color.
I thought this post would be perfect for Susan's Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch. I will have to show you the rest of the model another day!
very pretty table..and I love the kitchen! Happy Tablescape Thursday ~ Susan
ReplyDeleteLinds, great job! When are you going to design one just like this for me? I think this kitchen and I would get along just fine. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table and beautiful kitchen!
ReplyDeleteBE a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
BEAUTIFUL kitchen and dining area!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful new-old house. It looks like houses from an earlier period.
ReplyDeleteI like what you did with the beach themed accessories.
I would love to have your job! I'm sure it is hard work,but creative and fun too! I think the unexpected beachy theme in Franklin, TN is great!! I love that house--has an old bungalow feel to it!
ReplyDeleteNice job and I really like those napkin holders. Now the kitchen is to die for!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
I'm getting jealous of all the beach-themed dishes; I'll have to go purchase some! Oh, and your kitchen is lovely! Stop by and see my table setting, if you like what you see, be sure to subscribe to my blog by clicking on "Follow" in the right hand column. This way we can inspire one another frequently! Be sure to stay a while when you're there and enjoy the experience!
ReplyDeleteGreat tablescape. Love the beachy plates.
ReplyDeleteGreat table in a great kitchen. Wow!
ReplyDeleteGreat tie in to the kitchen! Love the hardware!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tablescape and Great kitchen! I think all my food would taste better prepared in a kitchen like that one!
ReplyDeletelove all the warm colours used!
ReplyDeleteHi, Lindsay, thank you for stopping by my diningroom earlier this month. I get SO behind trying to keep up with all of you, but it's so nice to meet you. Love this kitchen you designed, it is gorgeous. I hope you'll come back to see me again.
ReplyDeleteWith a beautiful kitchen, dining room and a tablescape like that, that house should easily sell...Christine
ReplyDeleteWow. You have my dream job. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!