This whole #projectkitchen thing is starting to feel real. Take a gooooooooood look at my before pics, because I am holding out high hopes that they will be a thing of the past. We still have some chatting to do and finalizing with our potential contractor. Alllllllmost……
Meanwhile, I have pulled the trigger on our family farm table.
Being that I was raised by Michael Landon and his idyllic Little House on the Prairie, I have always wanted one big family table where the family gathered, worked, did homework, visited. That sort of goodness.
But being that I am a fussy, dramatic, make-up and velvet loving gal who is originally from NJ horse country… I can’t fully forgo my glam roots.
Hence my Glam Farmhouse style. This farm table won’t be an exception. High-Gloss Glamour meets Farmhouse Simplicity.
Here are some of my inspiration photos:
So, working from those inspiration pics, I sent the following ideas over to our Master Craftsman, Jesse Hoover of JHCraftsman:
1. I decided on a Parsons shape to keep the look hanging between sleek and modern, and classic farmhouse. The size will seat 8+
2. I want the finish to look something like this ebony goodness, to contrast all of the brown we have going on in our farmhouse:
3. I am stealing from the creative genius of my friend Angela and using a similar pattern on my tabletop, sans the white:
Then, we are hoping to seal the daylights out of this beauty so we can do what you are supposed to do with furniture… EVEN pretty furniture:
USE IT!
And use it we will. This family eats, schools, works, plays and visits at our farmhouse table. This table is the hub of our home.
I can’t wait to see it… and I can’t wait to share it with you! I hope to be back soon sharing additional #projectkitchen thoughts your way.
Do you use a family table? You know, the one where everyone gathers? Do tell!
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Enjoying watching the kitchen develop Darlene. I’m helping one of my daughters with this right now too, so we’re keeping an eye on youuu. For me, those two full size couches face to face in a little nook with a giant mirror – Oh my – LOVE LOVE that!
Love the table and the sliding door reminds me so much of my favorite castle in Germany which has doors and shutters in that wood pattern.
love the modern edge all of these have!
I am always in awe of how you take so many different inspiration photos and combine them into one piece! That is so hard for my brain to envision but as soon as you start explaining it, it all comes together! It will be stunning!
Can’t wait to see the finished project – I know it will be AWESOME!
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