This post is a paid partnership with Lowe’s. Last week, we shared where we’re headed with the overall aesthetic of the kitchen and mudroom in our Tree House – a neutral palette, warm woods and painted finishes. We’ve decided to tackle these rooms together, not only because they’re adjoined, but also because both spaces will receive cabinetry, […]

This post is a paid partnership with Lowe’s.

Last week, we shared where we’re headed with the overall aesthetic of the kitchen and mudroom in our Tree House – a neutral palette, warm woods and painted finishes. We’ve decided to tackle these rooms together, not only because they’re adjoined, but also because both spaces will receive cabinetry, and we wanted them to flow seamlessly together. Over the next handful of months, we’ll be sharing the process – from start to finish! – of designing the kitchen and mudroom with the team at Lowe’s. Some of you may have seen our first meeting with a Design Specialist on our Stories, and we’re eager to share how a project of this size will unfold, especially because we’re new to this kind of process, too! Our overall goal – in addition to two pretty and functional spaces, of course! – is to alleviate some of the worries that any of us may have (me" worry") when it comes to tackling a whole room renovation. Working with a Lowe’s Design Specialist
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