buckboard hill interiors

Dusty pink and taupe works nice with the wood counters

The stainless steel legs offer a more European look than the standard toe kicks in many U.S. kitchens

Grouping like items on open shelves adds interest in the kitchen

Extending the island into the eating area

The stainless steel restaurant sink and sprayer look right at home with the stripped wood door and vibrant wall color

Dish racks on the windows, standing seam metal backsplash and a red wood floor add cottage charm to this kitchen

Skirting cabinets is a great way to inject texture and color into the kitchen

Stairs

Entries and hallways

 
 
 
 
 

Wallpapered dining

Belgian dining

Gate leg dining

Banquette dining

Children's rooms

 

Tight squeeze design

Influences from nature lead to timeless design

The blue hex mosaic flowers, vintage table and towel basket and beadboard wainscoting add character to this all white bath

A rustic-modern combination of concrete and stone

Aqua Hues

Outdoor Living

 

Great color combination and use of horizontal and vertical wood paneling to differentiate the rooms

Entranced

 

The Office

 
 



 

Barn Door Round Up

 

 






 

Symmetry

Painting the back of the shelves black showcases the displays and ties together the dark furniture

Reclaimed timber, painted furniture and slipcovers provide a casual cottage feel

Floor to ceiling metal framed windows and a concrete floor

Cafe curtains

Compact kitchen with a dutch door and stained glass

The see through uppers keep things from feeling boxed in

Emeco bar stools take in a view

A coastal, craftsman cottage with some Schoolhouse Electric lighting

Entries, hallways and stairs

Starck's Ghosts or Wegner's Elbows?

Little girl's rooms

Modern floating bunks

Mexican tenangos bedspread with an Anthro canopy bed, followed by a pair of padded beds

Frameless, Framed or Medicine Cabinet

Outside Living

A Key West entry

Using tulip chairs in the home office

Watering Holes

Stained glass transoms

Cottage style kichen

Cabinet door cut outs are an inexpensive way to add some character to your existing kitchen

Subway tiles up to the ceiling

Modest entry

Wood paneling in the entryway

Unexpected wall art in the entry