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Dans le Lakehouse
Next to the fridge, there’s an open pantry where she can keep her dry goods.
Next to the turquoise, the yellows and beiges of the pasta and grains really pop. We never considered pasta a decorative element before, but it totally works!
Dans le Lakehouse
The solid maple countertops were handmade by Tanya’s husband, a crafty person himself. They were built to fit the kitchen, and stained white to match the room.
The wood grain still shows through a bit, though, which makes the counters look a bit more warm and organic.
Tanya isn’t sure about the ultimate fate of her kitchen (she’s contemplating a new floor, among other things), but for now, she loves the new look. In total, this makeover cost $1,492 (CAD, so about $1,135 in U.S. dollars), and it was thanks to hunting around, being thrifty, and DIY-ing!
You can see more of Tanya’s projects on her blog, and you can also keep up with her latest adventures on Instagram and Pinterest.
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