Marie and Nick's 1950's style ranch is quintessential Easy Bay. We love all aspects of this house, but most importantly — the kitchen. We're suckers for all over subway tile and this kitchen does not disappoint. Just when you think that it might be too much white, you're surprised by a pop of color.
The sink countertop is covered in white marble while the adjacent countertop is covered in butcher block. The stainless steel appliances blend right in with the bright white and chrome handles on the white cabinets. To counteract the bright white, the colorful accessories are genius.
The addition of a funky tea towel draped over the handle on the stove and a brightly colored shelf make it all look so easy. The lush greenery outside the kitchen window certainly helps bring some color in the space without being too overwhelming. We love the absolute simplicity and back to basics aspect of this kitchen. It's inspiration because it looks so attainable and really fun!
See the full tour: Marie & Nick's Festive East Bay Ranch
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(Images: Jason Russell)





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This is totally cute... if it were me, I would use some darker colors (particularly darker wood), but I love it anyway :)
I think I need this kitchen someday. I love all the pops of various colors against the white! And, the mix of countertop materials - LOVE!
If we re-model our kitchen, we may put our stove in front of a window. Has anyone else ever done this? Feedback? Does the window always look dirty?
great question about the stove! I never would have thought of that. This is not a kitchen I would ever think to create, but I would love to visit it.
Great ideas for adding color to a white themed kitchen