Fox Trotter 2 Project - Kitchen and Living Room

I am so happy to be sharing the kitchen and living room from the Foxtrotter 2 Project. I had the opportunity to work on this new construction project, which was built by Havenhill Homes, and completed earlier this year. I was fortunate enough to have the homeowners contact me before construction started, which allowed me to assist them with every part of the construction process. Together we met with the builder, subcontractors and material vendors, and work with them to bring to life the vision my clients and I had for their home. 

The home has a timeless and classic feel, yet has some very unique features that keep it from being anything but boring. From the curved fireplace wall and kitchen island, to the circular ceiling in the living room and the barrel ceiling in the entry, the curve motif runs throughout the home. Architecturally the house stands alone, so we chose to keep the furnishings classic and minimal, as not to detour from it. We incorporated some new pieces with some my clients already owned. 

The homeowner's absolutely love their new home, and I absolutely loved working with them. :)

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Chairs 

Sofa 

Client Project Reveal: Pretty and Polished Kitchen/DiningArea

I'm happy to be sharing the kitchen and dining area of the Pretty and Polished home today. The space isn't huge, but it is beautiful, practical and perfect for the young family who lives here. It was fun to consult with my friend as she made design decisions for her kitchen. I think we made a great team! I love how it came together. Take a look.

Isn't it lovely? The navy and coral combo gets me every time. :) Thanks for stopping by. I hope you are having a great week!

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Sita Montgomery Interiors: The New Fork Project Kitchen and Dining Area

Hello! I'm back today to share the kitchen and dining area from the New Fork Project. Although, I really love white kitchens, I was so excited when my clients told me they did not want white cabinetry. Instead, we chose walnut cabinets with a beautiful finish called River Bed. There are so many elements in the New Fork project kitchen that make it special. The custom metal hood and designer lighting are two that take this space to the next level. When you add professional grade appliances and gorgeous quartz countertops with a slab backsplash, this kitchen becomes truly spectacular.

In the adjacent dining area, I designed a coffered ceiling treatment, for the dark stained wood beams. I also designed a custom dining table, which was made by the talented artisans at Millbrook Furniture.

Both the kitchen and dining area beautiful, functional and comfortable. I am thrilled with how my designs for these spaces came together. I love thinking about my client's gathering in the kitchen and dining area with their friends and family. They say that the kitchen is the heart of the home and the kitchen in the New Fork Project is no exception.

Dream Kitchen! Am I right??? 

Tomorrow, I'll be sharing the Master Suite, so be sure to check back.

Credits:

Photography: Lucy Call

Home Builder: Cameo Homes 

Interior Design: Sita Montgomery Interiors

Cabinets and Countertops: Chris and Dick's

Lighting: Lighting Design

Custom Dining Table: Millbrook Furniture

Bar and Counter Stool Round - Up

Thank you for all the love you all showed the reveal of the Primrose Project Kitchen. I had so many people ask me about the counter stools I used in that project, that I decided to put together a round up of some of my favorite bar and counter stools for you.

Bar and counter stools are a kitchen staple. The right stools can not only serve a primary function in your kitchen, but they can also be a stand out accessory for your space. Weather you are looking for something a bit rustic, like in the kitchen above, or something that makes a more of a statement, like the metal stools from the yesterday's reveal (below), there is a stool out there for you.

 I've rounded up a few favorites for you today. So whether you prefer wood or metal, a pop of color or something neutral, with a back or backless, take a look at the options below! There is sure to be something that suits you and your kitchen!

PS - Almost all of these styles can be found in both bar and counter height. 

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