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Oversized black-and-white checkerboard vinyl floor tiles, set on the diagonal, and generous white wainscoting make this kitchen nook appear more spacious.
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Yearning for a lighter look, the homeowners used seaside finds and aqua beach-glass colors.
By Donna Pizzi
Heads invariably turn when strollers pass the Anderson house, a quaint, one-story 1950s cottage that sits high above Lake Washington. But passersby would have never known that, for many years, inside was another house altogether: The décor had a decidedly primitive country look with red wallpaper, pine beams, brick linoleum and a plethora of plaid fabrics. Somehow, inside and out just weren’t meshing. Something had to be done. But what? |
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A simple 8' x 22' galley kitchen gets a total transformation with aqua beach-glass countertops by Corian and glass-front cabinets with vintage-style glass pulls. |
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