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Title : Island Time
Island Time
When we were ready to renovate our kitchen,
I had to come up with an idea for the island.
Rather than have something custom made,
I wanted to find an antique piece
of furniture that would work.
But I couldn't.
I looked for almost a year,
and finally found this reproduction
English hunt board during a trip to North Carolina.
There were two tan marble slabs built into the top,
but I replaced them with carrera marble slabs.
It's almost ten feet long, and about 30" wide.
The open bottom gave us lots of room for storage
and displaying antiques.
I like the way the light passes through...
I like the way the light passes through...
keeps the room feeling much more open
than a solid piece would have.
Chunky French milled cold pressed soaps from my friend and antique dealer, Lisa. Click here. |
My Grandmother had Planter's peanut jars that she used as canisters. These are not hers but remind me of her. |
View from the back.... paper towels stored in a crock, dog treats in the lidded crock, and extra cat and dog food in the baskets. |
Swedish olive oil soaps in vintage bowls. Scallop-edged nesting bowls, also from Lisa! |
Little collection of antique mortar and pestle bowls. |
Little bitty one for herbs and salt grinding. |
I skirted the bar stools to hide the chew marks from when our black lab was a puppy. Bad puppy! |
Stirrups make great napkin holders. |
Do you have a piece of furniture
that you use as your island?
Tell me about it!
Tell me about it!
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