We opened up a portion of this wall to bring in more light, create a breakfast bar, and make this a more-entertainment friendly space for the homeowners.

White Shaker cabinets, marble countertops and subway tile all the way up to the ceiling brighten up this once dreary kitchen.

What was once a dark corner, weighed down by dark cabinetry, unecassary soffits, and black countertops, is now a bright, hip and functional workspace that the homeowners enjoy spending time in.

The open shelving is an airy, country-inspired avenue for the homeowners to access their most used glassware and display beloved vintage finds.

Marble. Countertops. Enough said.

Love the contrast of the black hardware and whimsical card catalogue pulls on the apothecary drawers.

Filling this little nook with subway tile is reminiscent of a French bistro . . . exactly what the homeowners were hoping for.

The homeowners love to bake. More open-shelving provides quick and easy access to oft-used ingredients and tools.

What was once a wasted, empty wall now serves several important functions. A beautiful, wood-panelled refrigerator ties in with the open-shelving. The desk nook serves as a workspace, pantry, and bookshelves for the couple’s ever-expanding cookbook collection.

A sweet moment with vintage finds.