A New Kitchen at Skylands
Last week, I was at Skylands, my home on Mt. Desert Island in Maine, for a very exciting photo and video shoot about the recent installation of a fantastic Martha Stewart Living kitchen from The Home Depot. This new kitchen was installed in a building where many guests stay when they come to visit. The construction of the cabinets is by Master Brands, our manufacturer for The Home Depot. We hired an excellent local craftsman who did all the installations, working closely with Home Depot kitchen designers and with Master Brands, making certain that the kitchen would fit the space perfectly. I am so very happy with the results! By the way, the name of this kitchen style is Ox Hill Country Shaker. Don't forget to have a look at my complete collection of kitchens, available exclusively at The Home Depot, here: http://www.marthastewart.com/964977/martha-stewart-living-kitchens-home-depot
1 This is our gorgeous new Martha Stewart Living kitchen, which was installed in the guest house in Maine, a small 3-bedroom space over what we call the 6-car garage.
2 This space is usually filled with people who come to Maine to help me entertain or to work on magazine stories. Between the two windows are shelves, fancy corbels, and Shaker pegs.
3 The corbels are modeled after antique brackets that I have at my farm. Open shelves, like these are, in my opinion, economical and practical.
4 The back splash is made from stainless steel subway tiles, one of my favorite new materials. The sink is a deep stainless rectangle and the faucet is an excellent one made by Moen, both available at The Home Depot, as is the school house lamp hanging from the ceiling.
5 I love a large eat-at kitchen island and this one easily sits four people on stools. The extra-thick counters are Corian, which are seamless, easy to clean, and very long-lived. The island has shelves on one side and drawers and cabinets on the other.
6 The kitchen is smallish, but every square inch is cleverly utilized. I love this spice rack that pulls out from a narrow space next to the sink.
7 A closeup of that useful spice rack - Notice that the Martha Stewart Living hardware is a nickel finish.
8 All the drawers are well-finished and have under drawer sliding mounts so that none of that hardware is visible.
9 The stove top/oven and microwave are made by Whirpool, from their Ice Collection. They are the perfect size for this guest house. There is no gas, so we opted for electric appliances.
10 The refrigerator is also from Whirlpool. This new design is really spacious inside.
11 The toaster is a brand new model made by Kitchenaid. It is a modernist design and has extra-wide toasting slots.
12 In this usually wasted space adjacent to the sink are two drop-down trays for sponges, brushes, and other cleaning items.
13 The sink is positioned under the counter, our design specialty. This Corian is called Tundra.
14 This is a detail of the spacious stainless steel sink with a very nice beveled interior edge.
15 You can see how seamlessly the subway tile and the Corian fit together.
16 This is another great space-saving device that maximizes corner space. This double rack pulls out and slides over.
17 Another rack is in position to pull out. These racks are great for holding bowls, pots, and other cooking utensils.
18 The doors are a new design for our line. They have vertical battens and are colored Sharkey Gray. The finish is a very special patented process that gives a chip-resistant, long-lasting "painted" finish.
19 There are beautiful moldings where the cabinet tops meet the ceiling.
20 A closeup of a corbel, one of many used to support shelves and countertops.
21 Another wonderful feature is this built in desk, using the same style cabinets and Corian top. This cupboard maximizes a narrow space, which is great for keys, binders, and a dry-erase message board.
22 Lorna Aragon - AVP Style Director and Eric Pike - EVP Creative Director for MSLO and Valerie Heim from Master Brands, conferring about the photography and videography done that day
23 This was a very organized two-day shoot. Valerie did a fabulous job!
24 Our photographer, Nick, takes many photos for our very beautiful brochures at The Home Depot.
25 In this world of digital photography, it is no longer necessary to waste film to get the perfect image.
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I like the new kitchen, Martha.
You look pretty standing in it with your beautiful smile.
Gloria G!!
Posted by: Gloria | February 5th, 2013 at 12:20 am
So awesome! I can only dream........
Posted by: Holiday Baker Man | February 5th, 2013 at 1:09 am
You need to write ur autobiography. Love the tiles
Posted by: Chris | February 5th, 2013 at 2:25 am
Hi, there, Martha,
GORGEOUS! ohhhhhhhhh, to have a kitchen like that!
Posted by: Bobbie | February 5th, 2013 at 2:28 am
Great ideas from Home Depot. Think I will just remember quote from DOWNTON ABBEY last night.
"Perhaps I should learn to cook, it might be useful"
Posted by: ann | February 5th, 2013 at 4:31 am
Martha,
I absolutely love this kitchen and especially the backsplash! Thanks for sharing this blog.
Posted by: KLBrown | February 5th, 2013 at 5:03 am
Just lovely, very in keeping with its Maine locale, but the simple, clean lines of the entire design makes this kitchen easily adaptable to many decor styles. Liking the sink as well as those stainless steel subway tiles.
Posted by: Paula B. | February 5th, 2013 at 6:10 am
Martha, your new kitchen at Skylands might be smallish, but the utilization of space makes it live so much larger. The space saving devices like the pull out spice rack and the double rack that pulls out and slides over is so smart as well as the island. It turned out beautiful. By the way, I'm drooling over the stainless steel subway tiles!
Posted by: Cindy F | February 5th, 2013 at 6:41 am
I want to live in Martha's guest house! This is beautiful! I LOVE the light fixtures too!
Posted by: Donna Thompson | February 5th, 2013 at 7:27 am
Hi Martha,
Seeing your new kitchen at Skylands reminds me of your wonderful kitchen on the Martha Stewart Show on the Hallmark Channel. I hope your show comes back soon to Hallmark. I loved watching it! And I miss Martha Stewart Bakes!! I love your new kitchen. It is glorious and cozy, warm. Your guests will surely love it too. Thank you for showing it to us!!
xo
Lisa
Posted by: Lisa Gordon-Miller | February 5th, 2013 at 8:08 am
It looks beautiful How lucky your guests are!
Posted by: nantucketdaffodil | February 5th, 2013 at 8:52 am
HI Martha,
Beautiful kitchen - I wish mine was as bright and I wish we could afford to remodel. My kitchen is small like this one and has the same design minus the island,my microwave is next to the fridge and I have cupboards instead of shelves with fancy corbels on the right side. It would be great to have a wood floor also. Thanks for showing us your new design available at the Home Depot but I can only put it on my wish list and dream big! Trish
Posted by: Trish | February 5th, 2013 at 9:02 am
Wonderful! I love the open shelving!
Posted by: Kristina | February 5th, 2013 at 9:04 am
Hi Martha, How fun to see the ad video for Staples on your blog page this morning-so fun to watch! Also thanks for your tweets this morning about this newest blog and about you being on the Chew show on ABC with Mario and others at Noon in my area! Will you be on the Today Show tomorrow, also?! Sure love to see you on TV when ever possible! I also love seeing the 2 great websites you shared today about your kitchen items at Home Depot and their email ad that I get daily! You sure must have had a lot of fun going to Skylands last week to produce these awesome photos about your newest kitchen that was installed in your smaller house at Skylands! Even though you called it a smaller kitchen, it is much larger than the kitchen space that I have! You look so cute in photo #6 and your great crew looks great, also! They all did a great job! I need to go to Home Depot ASAP to do what I can to improve my kitchen with your awesome items! Thanks so much for sharing this today and hope you have another great day! Francesca looks better already in The Daily Wag blog today! Please give her another hug from DDR and Me! God Bless all of you! Jan
Posted by: Jan Erickson | February 5th, 2013 at 9:21 am
Martha, I love your kitchen. I am in my early 80's and need to redo my countertops.
I have been vacillating between quartz and corian. At my age I am not certain I want to invest in quartz but do need countertops that will take daily use. I still enjoy rolling out your "pate brisee" (your recipe is a classic) to make my famous banana cream pie for the grandkids. Martha will the corian withstand the rolling pin usage? Would love to hear your opinion as I noted that you stated it was "long wearing".
Again, that kitchen is divine.
Esther
Posted by: Esther | February 5th, 2013 at 9:32 am
Hi Martha,
Love it. It's simple but playful due to the molding. But the best part is the vast amount of storage. I wished I had that much space to store all of my baking equipment. ~ Mina
Posted by: Mina | February 5th, 2013 at 9:41 am
I love this kitchen! We are looking for ideas for our kitchen and this will fit perfectly. I can't wait to show hubby. Thank you for sharing.
Posted by: Kristin | February 5th, 2013 at 9:44 am
Beautiful kitchen. I normally don't like a lot of white in a room (seems like you can't touch anything), but this is gorgerous! Love it.
Posted by: Magda Marsh | February 5th, 2013 at 9:54 am
Your kitchens are beautiful. I wanted your cabinets/counters for my laundry room but the Sea Salt Corian is expensive (twice the price of Carrara marble) at my Home Depot.
Posted by: Rhonda Hayes | February 5th, 2013 at 9:55 am
I absolutely love this arrangement...It is so visually inviting and welcoming. It looks so very comfortable...I like it because it appears to fit the exterior environment. It prepares the heart and spirit completely for the woes of the day...I love it..my favorite are pictures 16-17. (I was wondering where the pots and pan island was and wha la...love it..I also love picture 19 the cabinets. I was wondering if the floor was raised (a step) in picture 10? This is beautiful, all that is missing is a lovely little cockerspaniel doggie...♥
Posted by: Sandra | February 5th, 2013 at 10:02 am
Am of the belief great kitchens inspire great meals--by virtue of their impressive capability and aesthetic--and this one surely has and will continue to host its share. Appreciate the design and feel of this. Is thoroughly modern and upscale, but ultimately very homespun and accessible; a rare balance to achieve. Perhaps my favorite design element is the dishware visible on the shelves, and it successfully shows that not everything needs to be neatly stored away via state-of-the-art cabinetry and compartments. Seems very much in the spirit of Maine to me, with emphasis on handcrafted elegance, authenticity, and utility. Thank you for sharing your photos with us, Martha. Wishing you and yours many memorable moments, hearty homemade meals, and lots of happiness here. --Dixon
Posted by: Dixon | February 5th, 2013 at 10:03 am
I ♥ it The space, the white dishes, the organizers. Downside: No cupboard in the middle?
Posted by: Anne B. | February 5th, 2013 at 10:07 am
We finished our "new" kitchen 2 months ago. Very similar to yours. Many items were purchased at our local Home Depot, including your brushed nickel cabinet knobs and drawer pulls....love them!
Posted by: Jodie | February 5th, 2013 at 10:17 am
I posted earlier that I just love this kitchen, but I keep thinking that a crochet rope rug in light creamy white would look lovely here. I would love to make one for you
Check my website under my name.
Posted by: Magda Marsh | February 5th, 2013 at 10:36 am
Hello Martha.
Wonderful kitchen; really very cute. I loved the fancy design, it's a dream.
Posted by: Maria Lúcia | February 5th, 2013 at 10:42 am
Hi, Martha, Love your new kitchen, also love the colors.:):)
Posted by: Sandra Hamilton | February 5th, 2013 at 10:57 am
The kitchen is absolutely perfect and beautiful. It is indeed a dream kitchen. I especially like the way you have designed it for people who actually cook!!! So many kitchen's today are beautiful but not practical whatsoever. Yours always are.
Yes, it does remind me of your studio kitchen on your show. Oh, how I miss your show and seeing you on the television. I got so many tips and ideas. It really fed my creative juices on a daily basis. Maybe you should just get your own network like Oprah and no bother with any other networks. They didn't know a "good thing"
when they had it.
Posted by: antonia rankin | February 5th, 2013 at 10:57 am
Looks great, and very functional. I wouldn't call it "smallish," however. Looks rather average-sized to me. I love an organized and well-stocked space!
Posted by: marlee | February 5th, 2013 at 11:35 am
This looks absolutely marvelous. I love it. I have been enjoying your blog posts as well as your twitter (I am @JoeLuginbill , by the way) - When will you be on the Today Show again?
Posted by: Joe | February 5th, 2013 at 12:14 pm
I LOVE the bright clean kitchen. My kitchen was built in the 70's and has dark brown cabnets. I love the white it is so bright and inviting and the storage is awesome. .
Posted by: Melissa Pratt | February 5th, 2013 at 12:20 pm
Love the clean look. In our village house we had a clean white kitchen just like that, with a beautiful oak counter. Moving to the seaside meant leaving the kitchen I'd designed behind - now we've got dark oak, which doesn't show the dirt but is a bit 80s looking!
Posted by: Rachael (Tales from the Village) | February 5th, 2013 at 1:09 pm
Lovely kitchen. We are in the process of upgrading the kitchen at Crest Avenue. New stippled wall finishes; a gray metallic on the ceiling; new backsplash and new recessed lighting. Can't wait for it to be done.
Posted by: John N | February 5th, 2013 at 1:33 pm
So beautiful and very well organized. I would love to have this kitchen Martha
Best wishes
Posted by: Rowaida Flayhan | February 5th, 2013 at 2:38 pm
An absolutely beautiful kitchen. Congratulations. The colors are creamy and comfy and welcoming. One odd question, does it bug you that the refrigerator is not flush with the wall (photo 11)? For me, it'd be something that no one else would notice, but it would gnaw at me. I particularly like the cabinets and the island. A nice large island is the best!
Posted by: Penny Sidoli | February 5th, 2013 at 3:07 pm
It's pretty, but not as unique and lovely as your many other kitchens. My favorite being Cantitoe Corners. I like the clean lines, the colors, the shelving, and the uncovered windows. However, I'm not a fan of stainless steel appliances unless they're true commercial grade. I don't like how the refrigerator sticks out, and I don't like the backsplash at all.
Posted by: Paloma | February 5th, 2013 at 4:14 pm
Beautiful, tranquil kitchen. The stainless steel subway tiles are gorgeous! Two questions: are they installed and grouted in the same was as other tiles and what is the best way to keep them clean (I find that some stainless steel appliances can develop odd "discolored" patches of grain)?
Posted by: Catherine | February 5th, 2013 at 4:18 pm
I took copious notes and want to re-create the same look for my horribly outdated 70's kitchen which is on the chopping block! I am anxious to get started and appreciate the note to detail.
Posted by: Jennifer | February 5th, 2013 at 4:52 pm
This is the kitchen I wanted but couldn't find in my price range.Now here it is..So many custom details for the tighter budget. Great product. Of course all your products are wonderful. My kitchen thanks you, my bathroom,bedroom and also front porch thank you...oh and must not forget our Christmas Tree. Wish I could get your bedding here in Canada.
Posted by: Sharon K | February 5th, 2013 at 4:58 pm
Love the kitchen. Most Americans don't have kitchens like this in their homes, let alone in the guest quarters! What I like most about the design is that it's beautiful and functional without being over the top. Nice to see that you haven't interrupted the island's surface with the typical smllish prep sink. I've been in too many homes where it ends up being a catch-all for oven mitts and other kitchen items. Had to practically fight with my kitchen designer to not put one into my island - couldn't bring myself to having anyone cut a whole in my bakers' marble after FINALLY getting the kitchen I always wanted!
Am definitely going to take another look at your cabinetry the next time I'm in HD for my laundry room.
Are the subway tiles and light fixtures from HD as well? If not (or even if so), please list the style number and source?
Miss your show and hope you are enjoying the time off with your grandchildren!
Joan
Posted by: Joan | February 5th, 2013 at 6:54 pm
One person's "smallish" is another's dream. I don't think I could even fit the island in my kitchen. Very nice for your guests though, love the utilization of space.
Posted by: Debbie | February 5th, 2013 at 7:11 pm
Love your kitchen
) .i love the wall color. What paint do you used and name please 
thank you
Posted by: Adriana | February 5th, 2013 at 7:13 pm
I would have liked to see some before pictures to compare with the after. I also am completely in LOVE with Skylands, The more pictures I get of it the better!!!!
Posted by: Denise Marie Leon | February 5th, 2013 at 7:19 pm
I'm really surprised to see you went with an Electric Range versus gas. What was your rationale? Kitchen looks awesome - I like the open - airy feel.
Posted by: Paul | February 5th, 2013 at 7:29 pm
Beautiful kitchen. I have a MS kitchen from HD too, Skylands cabinets in Sharkey grey. I love way they look like painted wood. When I tell people who see the kitchen it is from HD they are impressed. We had an excellent designer and my husband and a friend installed the cabinetry. Actually my husband did most of the work in our kitchen, bartering his drywall skills for plumbing and electrical work.
A new kitchen is so exciting, mine's a year old now but I still smile when I see it and enjoy every minute I spend in there.
Posted by: Jenn | February 5th, 2013 at 7:29 pm
Lovely, I especially like the open shelving.
. Good luck with it.
Posted by: Sabrina | February 5th, 2013 at 7:35 pm
Oh, I love it! My husband and I have been talking about renovating our kitchen... this gives us great ideas. Thanks!
Posted by: Stephanie Wong | February 5th, 2013 at 7:43 pm
Great looking kitchen Martha. It is so organized! That is something I have never been able to do well. We have to much stuff for the space we have. I don't think I'll ever get this organization thing down pat. But it is nice to look at pictures that do it well. ahhh, maybe someday! lol
Posted by: Nan M. | February 5th, 2013 at 7:49 pm
Beautiful kitchen! We are considering building a cottage on our country property, and if we do, this is the kitchen I want!
Posted by: Angela | February 5th, 2013 at 7:51 pm
Martha, absolutely gorgeous kitchen. I immediately went to the kitchenaid.ca website to find the toaster, but it wasn't there. I called kitchenaid to ask about it, but the fella didn't know anything about it. I asked him to go to your blog and look at, so he did while I was on hold. He saw the toaster and then retrieved all the information, not coming out just yet, and not sure when it will be available in Canada. He had a chuckle about going to website and said the product placement worked. I thought I would pass that on, I'm sure kitchenaid will be pleased.
Glen
Posted by: Glen Nyhus | February 5th, 2013 at 7:55 pm
It's nice. Don't like the hanging lights though.
Posted by: Martin Daynorowicz | February 5th, 2013 at 8:07 pm
Hi martha I love your kitchen and lighting. My husband and I just ordered our new fortune cookie kitchen. We are renovating our whole house. So at the moment we are down to bare bones. I would love to show it to you when we are finished. It's goiing to be 176 sqft.
Posted by: Elizabeth Wallis | February 5th, 2013 at 8:55 pm
I'd love to be a guest staying where there is a kitchen like that!
Posted by: Cheryl M. | February 5th, 2013 at 9:45 pm
This is quite a nice kitchen. Also wondering that paint colour was used on the wall.
Posted by: Melanie | February 5th, 2013 at 10:36 pm
Dear Martha,
That kitchen is so beautiful and inviting. It makes me want to find wonderful recipes and cook and share them with friends. Isn't that what great design does? Inspire the highest possible use? You did that here. The incredible little details of excellent, thoughtful design are wonderful.
I know you've made your name in designs for home living, but have you ever considered putting that same thoughtful, inspiring care to commercial applications? One way you could make a difference in all of our lives is to take on the public restrooms of business and public facilities.
Why do they always have to be so easily messed up with paper everywhere and not nice? Why do they always have to have water on the counters? Why do they always run out of supplies? Experiencing a nice bathroom lifts the spirit just as much any other design. I bet you could revolutionize the quality of restrooms.
Posted by: Karen | February 5th, 2013 at 11:28 pm
Hello Martha,
Your new kitchen is so pretty and functional... just love it!
I have a question... why did you choose Corian counters instead of granite or Quartz etc.?
I am just curious and is Corian a better choice? Thank you Martha and have a lovely week.
Posted by: mrs. souza | February 6th, 2013 at 1:03 am
This kitchen is a DREAM !!!!!
I like it so much
Posted by: Birgit | February 6th, 2013 at 3:50 am
Am in love with your styles
Posted by: Atetan Hemmy | February 6th, 2013 at 5:09 am
This is beautiful.
Posted by: Atetan Hemmy | February 6th, 2013 at 5:56 am
Martha, absolutely gorgeous kitchen, so pretty and functional. Even the name is beautiful!!!!!!
Posted by: MARIA CONSUELO CRESPO | February 6th, 2013 at 8:42 am
Absolutely beautiful! I truly think YOU are responsible for the "look" of modern kitchens, Martha.
Posted by: Evelyn | February 6th, 2013 at 9:26 am
hii,i,ll like anything from u, but i dont have more money to do like yours....
Posted by: ellyroziyanee | February 6th, 2013 at 10:11 am
Love everything about this reno! Would it be possible to get the model name/number for the Moen kitchen faucet? Not sure it is available here in Canada but would like to try to find it....
Posted by: Karen | February 6th, 2013 at 11:54 am
Hello Martha, I love everything Martha and this new kitchen is lovely. I would like to replace our counter with Sea Salt Corian and paint the good old cabinets Sharkey Gray with base of cabinets done white, would whitestone grey look weird on the walls? Its a galley kitchen, old 1950's sink and board...I cannot part with it. We live on the water on a peninsula. Cape styled ranch, I like the cottage Nantucket look but am having trouble deciding, dughter inists on Granite but I love the look you put forwa!rd. i am at a loss. Your new kitchen is my dream!
Posted by: karen canty | February 6th, 2013 at 5:27 pm
Dear Martha,
I do love the kitchen you intalled, and I am especially fond of the wonderful lighting. this kind of retro look really makes the difference! Would be nice if you could tell us where you got those! thank you!
Posted by: Marlene Pauly | February 7th, 2013 at 5:40 am
Ms. Martha,
Good morning ! Just viewed and studied the new kitchen installed. Very nice, I like it all.
The many corbels used in your homes fascinate me, they are a way to add elegance and grace. Are you manufacturing those used in the new kitchen for purchase, it would be an excellent idea. I for one would love to purchase the corbels and/or shelves.
May I compliment you on the wonderful job you do on your picture taking. I read you have a new camera.
God Bless
Posted by: Diane | February 7th, 2013 at 8:22 am
So proud of my son-in-law who took part in the installation of these cabinets. Beautiful!
Posted by: Fran Courchesne | February 7th, 2013 at 9:25 am
This kitchen is definitely not my style, but I like the floor and backsplash tile. Kitchens with open shelves always look messy to me and I alway wonder how people with open shelves use their dishes from those shelves. Don't they get dusty so one has to wash them every time one wants to use them?
Posted by: Jolanta Piecuch | February 7th, 2013 at 12:17 pm
Great kitchen,it must nice to have so much,I don't even have a kitchen floor,and I'm so poor I never will .
Posted by: barbara Rowland | February 7th, 2013 at 3:04 pm
I'm so excited to see your kitchen ... I'm just in the process of renovating my kitchen. I ordered your cabinets, dunmere door style in sharkey grey! I ordered the open shelves as well and wasn't sure how they were going to look ... Your kitchen proves its going to be beautiful! Thanks Martha! I can't wait for my new kitchen.
Posted by: Michelle | February 7th, 2013 at 5:12 pm
What a gorgeous kitchen Martha! I especially am LOVING the stainless steel subway tiles! I just finished my dream house / kitchen, and did blue glass subway tiles. But these stainless steel ones are fantastic. I also love the small cupboard over the desk - what a clever, "pinnable" idea!
Posted by: Jana Francis | February 9th, 2013 at 11:59 am
oh dear Lord in Heaven what a woman wouldn't do for a kitchen like this!
Posted by: kathleen schriber | February 9th, 2013 at 12:57 pm
Wath a beautiful Kitchen..! It's exactly I 'd like to have ..I love to cook and I think
that, in this Kitchen, I could stay all day long .....Lucky you ms Martha
Laura from Italy
Posted by: Laura ferrari | February 10th, 2013 at 11:52 am
I LOVE THIS DESIGN! Iwill be re-doing my kitchen and was planning on using the Martha Stewart line. Could you post a materials list? My kitchen is also very small. Thank- you!
Posted by: cindy | February 11th, 2013 at 9:35 am
Beautifull!!!
Posted by: Jerry | February 13th, 2013 at 12:19 pm
Not loving the role in stove and microwave! Love the color , shelves/brackets and lighting!
Posted by: ingrid | February 13th, 2013 at 2:07 pm
I love this kitchen, it is perfect in every way. What I mostly like about it is that it is attainable. Not some huge football field but a smaller room like many of us have. I also love to see what other products you use in your kitchen like the counter tops and appliances.
Posted by: Corinne | February 14th, 2013 at 12:25 am
Would appreciate more specific info about the pull out/ slide out racks. Cannot find them for purchase. Manufacturer? Distributor? Sku? Internet link to exact item on Home Depot page?
Please and thank you
Posted by: Nadia Stoianova | February 19th, 2013 at 3:23 pm
It is nice and neat.
Posted by: Zhengzhou Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd | February 22nd, 2013 at 8:22 pm
Anyone who is thinking of doing their kitchen would be silly not to use Martha Stewart Cabinets. They are practically custom. The closest you can come to custom. All wood construction, every configuration one would need. The color choices are so spectacular they remind me of Martha's bowl of fresh eggs and her Seal Cove Maine inspired colors. Having summered all my life on Somes Sound, I can honestly say the colors are so spot on. Perfect!! All inspiring and beautiful. New kitchen at Skylands is wonderful, light fixtures are perfect and open shelving is my favorite. Love it.
Posted by: Cary | March 17th, 2013 at 4:03 pm
For Nadia. You need to go to your Home Depot and have one of their Kitchen Designers show you the complete line of MS cabinets. I have been a Kitchen Designer for years in Boston and Maine. I will say that MS Cabs are truly excellent. Top notch quality. No !! I do not work for MS, but I do share the same persuit for perfection.
Posted by: Cary | March 17th, 2013 at 4:09 pm
I'm a bit late seeing this post, but Thank you. I have a 70's kitchen that is in need of remodeling and have been dreaming of MS cabinets...I believe that I will be looking to install them sometime next spring... Can't wait!
Posted by: jody Olson | March 27th, 2013 at 1:48 pm