Inspired By: Pretty Kitchens – The Inspired Room


If there was one room that I could design over and over again…it would be kitchens. They’re my favorite! I love looking through kitchen inspiration photos and focusing on every little detail of what the designer chose for the cabinet designs, the lighting, the countertops, the ceilings, tile, flooring, the layout, accessories…all of these elements combined can create such beautiful unique spaces!

Whenever I’m hunting for design inspiration, it doesn’t matter to me the size of the room, or if I think it’s more “grand” than I can achieve with my own home or budget. I gather up inspiration from all kinds of places and find ways to incorporate what I love into my own home! Even if at first glance I don’t love every detail of a space, I like to look closer and analyze what isn’t my favorite and what I’d do differently if it was my home. That practice has helped me to better hone in on my own personal style over the years.

I stumbled upon a few lovely kitchens this week I thought I’d share with you here, along with some of my favorite kitchen inspiration posts on the blog at the end. Enjoy!

More Kitchen Inspiration:

Cozy & Inviting Kitchen: Get the Look

Kitchen Remodel: 4 Key Design Tips

My Shiplap Kitchen: Tour & Similar “Get the Look” Sources

Click here for all kitchen inspiration posts on The Inspired Room

Best of the Best Kitchen Ideas Series:

Kitchen Ideas: 8 Showstopping Elements

Colored Kitchen Cabinets Inspiration

Covered Range Hood Design Ideas

Kitchen Open Shelving: Inspiration and Tips

Black Hardware: Kitchen Cabinet Ideas

Farmhouse Sinks: Kitchen Inspiration





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