I imagine this part of my personality drives Anisa crazy. She knew yesterday when I started snapped pics of a not-yet-decorated kitchen that they would be posted today.
She was right.
We can’t take credit for the idea to surprise our clients. Daniel, our contractor, thought it would be nice to give them a little something when they were moving back into their kitchen. What contractor buys cookies and fruit for the homeowners (and does amazing work?). We heart him big.
Our little gift was to stop by and style the shelving a bit with her own china. They are definitely not “done”, and I promise professional pictures when they are!
This is how the kitchen looked moments before (the sheet is up so they wouldn’t peek 
Can I tell you we are in love with the table lamps on the island and the blue ceiling?
(We recommended Restoration Hardware’s Glacier)
Our clients’ art on the hood is really primitive, so we kept things white and fresh so this (and her toile plates) would be the only stars of the kitchen.
The bracket below was in the running, but it got 86′d because it had too much color.
“What you keep out is just as important as what you keep in.” -John Saladino
The secret pantry door is completed.
Is this the sweetest, nondescript handle ever?! (homeowners chose this–they have such classic taste!)
The wall that separated the keeping room from the kitchen is now no more. (Daniel & Anisa)
The fridge used to be surrounded by cabinetry full of angles (why so many angles in ’90s homes?). Now it is solo.
The sconces are up in the keeping room and ready to shine the spotlight on a family photo collage
We sure have been blessed with amazing clients. Thanks for hiring us and trusting us!
Julie
Interior Designers, Alpharetta, GA
