Natalie was sweet enough to share her dream kitchen with us. I could not wait to see what she came up with. We tend to have really similar style so I was not surprised that her dream kitchen would be filled with lucite and gold accents.
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Hello Long and Short of It readers! I'm Natalie and I'm thrilled to be here discussing one of my favorite design topics -- kitchens. {P.S. Isn't Jessie's kitchen going to be incredible? I can't wait to see how everything turns out!}----------------------------------------
A few must-haves for my dream kitchen:
- bright + open
- something lucite
- elements of sage + gold
- cool lighting
Get the look:
Thanks so much, Jessie, for having me! And please be sure to stop by Natalie Merrillyn for more inspiration!
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ONE KitchenAid 5-Quart artisan stand mixer in pistachio {have + love! -- $350} TWO Lucite bar stool {$119} THREE Gold mirror {$3,465 -- steal! Find more here or here.} FOUR Thomas O'Brien large Hicks pendant {$525} FIVE Midas Collection gold glassware {$30-$85} SIX Bust planter pair {$550}
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I adore her look. Adore!! I don't even like lucite and I can get down with all of this!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for having me, Jessie!
ReplyDeleteLove those lights and lucite stools!
ReplyDeleteNatalie has fabulous taste in both fashion and interiors! Love all of this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful kitchens. I must have white cabinets, great lighting and pretty hardware. Obsessed with those busts, too!
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oh my god, that first kitchen is heaven!
ReplyDeleteOMG that first kitchen is so gorge! I NEED that mirror!! oxo Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteFab eye candy. That first kitchen is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't get much better than lucite + gold!!! Love it Natalie!
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love the gorgeous details!
ReplyDeleteNatalie's kitchen is a TOTAL dream! So lux but comfortable + clean, so perfect.
ReplyDeleteCool lighting will definitely make a kitchen look bright and big. Putting up some cute, little chandeliers is also a good choice. Another good option is to put up some windows in the area to make the room brighter. By doing that, you make use of natural lighting and forego the use of electricity in the morning.
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