Last week, we received an email from Jessica Bunge, senior market editor at Emily Henderson Design, that grabbed our attention. Would we like to see her remodeled space, she wondered. Then head over to Emily Henderson’s blog to learn all the details of the makeover.
Photography by Sara Tramp, courtesy of Emily Henderson Design.
“When I first walked into the kitchen, the absolute priority was to somehow rectify the countertop,” says Jessica.
Jessica didn’t have to do much to the kitchen cabinets.
In my head I thought it was the perfect excuse to buy only beautiful kitchenwares since they would be on display all day, every day,” she says.
Jessica chose Farrow & Ball’s Pointing for the walls—”the most perfect warm white.” She’s not sure what’s on the cabinets, as they were painted before she moved in.
“After clearly looking at too many beautiful modern Parisian hotels and homes, I designed this guy,” says Jessica of her breakfast nook.
At a cost of about $750, the nook was Jessica’s biggest splurge (the Smeg was gifted).
The view from the living room into the kitchen. (You can see her living room makeover here.)
A peek at the original kitchen. For more budget-minded kitchen rehabs, see:
Before