The Gaines' style is also classic and timeless, so their kitchen designs are always on point.
They mix and match different elements to create unique spaces that are both beautiful and practical.
The “Fixer Upper” luxe kitchen combined classic elements with bold statements and beautiful cabinets.
Joanna explained how she created the elegant kitchen remodel on theMagnolia website.
Joanna noted that the different finishes kept the kitchen balanced.
The design queen cautioned to stay moderate with bold accents.
Go for classic elements with bold statements and beautiful cabinets.
you could’t go wrong with a timeless design.
The Gaines created this cool industrial-style kitchen in Episode 8 of"Fixer Upper: Welcome Home.
They wanted an industrial-style kitchen with a lot of storage and room for entertaining.
The island is what gives the young man a place for casual entertaining while providing storage.
This makes the former horse barn, now kitchen practical and chic.
If you like this look, the website contains Jo’ssourcebookyou can follow.
“On theMagnoliablog, Jo explained why she chose a French-inspired style.
“Brittany studied abroad in France, so she has a soft spot for French culture.”
Don’t get us started on the beams, too.
The Gaines created a stunning kitchen with a black palette and modern accents for Dean and Brittany.
This turned out to be one ofthe iconic “Fixer Upper” homes.
HGTV reported that the existing kitchen had a big footprint, but the layout was awkward.
A dark and modern kitchen might not be for everyone, but it’s definitely a showstopper.
The sleek design contains practical elements like plenty of counter space and storage.
If you’re considering a kitchen remodel, this might be the perfect option for you.
Kim bought the 1930s cottage with tons of charm, but it had been poorly remodeled.
Chip and Jo took on the kitchen, giving it a farmhouse, cottage style.
They painted the kitchen cabinets a rich green and installed luxurious Carrara marble countertops.
The natural light is beautiful, and Chip and Jo finished the look with brass hardware and cottage-style lights.
you’re free to downloadJoanna’s sourcebookfor this dreamy kitchen remodel here.
