Long Farmhouse Kitchen (Full Details)

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The kitchen of the Long Farmhouse was always going to be the biggest challenge. The room is really only accessible through the windows! We wanted to make a long wall kitchen and have the dining area and a coffee bar across the room.

The big tasks here were adding an additional window and perfecting the cabinets. We really wanted to do a two-color cabinet combo and chose Robb’s favorite deep blue for the lowers.

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Room Details

WALLS: Sherwin Williams Collonade Gray
TRIM: Sherwin Williams Roman Column
SHIPLAP: White Shiplap (printed sheets) (printable)
WINDOWS: full tutorial here
CURTAINS: handmade of off-white cotton
BACKSPLASH: White Marble (printable)
FLOORING: Rustic Medium Wood Planking (printed sheets) (printable)
RUGS: Elegant Geometry Fringed Rug Natural Tribal Rug

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Upper Cabinets

We wanted the uppers to be a combination of open shelving and glass doors. It gives the room an airy appearance (well, so long as you fill the shelves with monochromatic pieces). We also designed some custom cabinet knobs and drawer pulls.

TRAY: Wood Tray
CANDLES: White Candles
WINDMILL BLADES: this was originally a rusted metal tree ornament that we painted white
HARDWARE: we designed and 3D printed all new cabinet hardware
MIXING BOWLS: found here on Amazon
PLATTERS: found here on Etsy
TUREEN: Soup Tureen
FLUTED BOWLS: we 3D printed these
GRAVY BOATS: found here on Amazon
PEDESTAL BOWLS: we 3D printed these

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Countertops

Because we pulled off the original counters, we needed to make some new ones, and ended up loving the natural wood.

PLATES: found at Hobby Lobby
COOKBOOKS: Printable Book Covers
TIERED TRAY: from here on Amazon, then painted white
APPLES: similar here
CAKE STAND: from here on Amazon
TART: from this set on Etsy

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Range and Sink

Well, we really didn’t do enough on the range. It needed a full makeover, and we probably should have given it some new hardware, but alas. It got a new electric stovetop and that’s about it. The sink, on the other hand, got the full treatment. The previous one was pretty lackluster—shallow and small. So we got to work printing up a new apron sink and faucet. It meant cutting up the cabinet below to allow for the deeper sink. Which, meant we also had to make new cupboard doors. Totally worth it.

POT FILLER: we 3D printed this incredibly delicate pot filler
RANGE TOP: for a quick update, we designed an electric stovetop
BOWL: we 3D printed this little pedestal bowl
PEARS: similar here
SINK: we 3D printed this
FAUCET: we 3D printed this
SOAP: Hand Soap Pump
TOWEL: made from a scrap of cotton
HOOK: similar here

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Dining Area

We love that this kitchen has enough space to allow for a full dining table. There’s also great light from all of the windows, so a wonderful place to sit down and peruse cookbooks.

TABLE: we painted and stained this basic little table
CHAIRS: (similar here) we painted and distressed them
FLOWERS: we 3D printed the vase and filled it with flowers found on Etsy
NAPKIN: made from a tiny scrap of cotton
LEMON BOWL: we 3D printed the bowl and the lemons
RUG: Elegant Geometry Fringed Rug
PLANT: Medium Terra Cotta Plant

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Coffee Bar

Before we even attempted working on the rest of the kitchen, we installed the coffee bar. Actually, it may have been one of the very first parts of the house to be completed.

ART PRINTS: we had so much fun designing several coffee, tea and cocoa themed art prints
HOOK BOARD: Coat Hook Board Silver
MUGS: similar here
COFFEE MAKER: similar here
FLATWARE: found here on Amazon
CROISSANTS: found on Etsy
TABLE: we stained, painted and distressed this table and added 3D printed hardware
PLANT: Medium Terra Cotta Plant

Cabinet Kit Bashing

Okay guys, here’s a little behind the scenes action. We got carried away with the cabinet “updates”. It usually starts out with, “We’ll just make a few little tweaks.”

Then somehow, hours later, we’ve not only removed all of the hardware and some of the decorative trim, but we’ve also pulled off the drawer fronts, filled in some shelves and are in the process of 3D printing an apron sink and staining new, custom wood countertops. It would have been more efficient to start from scratch, but it was fun anyway.

CABINETS: Stove Cabinet Sink Cabinet

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