Today’s homeowners want open floor plans for better views, easy entertaining, and to create the feeling of more space. Most older homes were designed with many smaller rooms which can be complex and costly to open up. At Airy Kitchens we specialize in creating modern spaces in older homes that open

This morning as I perused Pinterest I stumbled on this very chic farmhouse kitchen. I think this kitchen has a bit of everything - farmhous...

Casey Keasler on Instagram: "Our Seattle Dutch Colonial Project — and the case for not creating a formal dining room! 🍽️ Homes from the 1900s, while beautiful don’t always function the way a modern family might want, they are closed off and compartmentalized, even dark, and most importantly, lacking connection. There were versions of open concepts in the 70s but the kitchen was often tucked away behind closed doors. It wasn’t until the ‘90s the thought was pushed to extremes with the fully…

Jade Lundgren on Instagram: "Having a prep kitchen area has been great for both the mess we can make that is less visible, but also for what the wall adds as far as both cabinet and counter space. When we originally designed the kitchen, my hope was for a big, open layout. When we realized that one of our walls was a support wall (and learned the cost of removing it 😬) we reworked the entire plan around dividing the kitchen with the wall. The disappointment was a huge blessing in disguise…

Mitered pine boards give the look of solid timbers in this creatively detailed kitchen.

Adding overhang space to a kitchen counter is an easy way to make bar space. The overhang can be a rectangular extension or a semi-circle shape. You can use a typical counterspace along one wall of the kitchen or an island to make the conversion.