The most amazing real life kitchen makeover

I have something to share that will knock your socks off. Really. So my brother and sister in law have this really cute house that has so much charm that was built in 1916. Original tile and range were some of the quirky aspects of the original kitchen. But when the distance from the counter to the bottom of the upper cabinets is barely enough room for modern day appliances, it's sort of hard to deal with. Also, no dishwasher. Also, they have two kids. Time for a more functional space.

Most people can't live with yellow forever.

I don't think they ever complained about storage....but if you notice,
most people can't reach the cabinets above the fridge
and here there is another ROW above those!!

Enter: Cindy. My amazing sister in law who has an eye for all things stylish but has never designed a kitchen before. How do we think she did?

OH HI, beautiful pendants, open shelving, crisp white counters
and creamy gray cabinets.

Look at that, white uppers and gray lowers! I love a good design risk. And the new floor! Beauts! While I am sad to see the vintage range go, this one makes much more sense in the new space.

I love a good farmhouse sink. The best thing about this remodel is that everything is fresh and updated without feeling cold and modern, which is important when the house was built in 1916. It has to match the rest of the house. Also, the cabinets are from the Martha Stewart line at Home Depot! Well done, sis.