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We absolutely fell in love with the readily available weathered barn wood in Montana and decided to use it for our center islands.

[Oznell]

They had such a spacious kitchen to work with!  I like the switch-over in the remodel, from the 'ruddy' wood tones to a softer palette--  good move!   I also always like understated tailored shades in a kitchen.  Even though gray, silvery wood tones and whites are not my absolute faves in kitchens, I prefer them to the darker wood look.  So the all-important light feeling is enhanced.  

The beams they added look very good in context, and LOVE the wide-board, distressed floors.

[Patriot3]

What a change............love it!

[gidgetgh]

Definitely an improvement over the original but I don't really love gray so the remodel would have to be a different color for me. And I don't really care for the drawers.  Where is the stove now I wonder?

[phoenixbrd]

I want that Wolf stove! And I love the wood floor boards.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

What a makeover! It's beautiful! Love that stove as well, and the flooring and all of the windows, which make an already big room look huge!

[Still Raining]

Had to look twice at the island.  My mind can't cope with what looks likes a table cut in half 😄

[wagirl]

gimmee, gimmee that island!!!!!!

[stevieb]

The remodel is fresher, brighter and updated, but I can't say I find it particularly appealing. Strikes me as sort of bland. Someone spent a great deal and probably got what they wanted, but this seems like sort of a missed opportunity for a WOW of a kitchen, given the wonderful space.

[magicmoodz]

As much as I consider myself a minimalist at heart, I find this remodel to be a bit flat and unimaginative. 

Two things I know would not make the cut in my kitchen remodel--the extension on the island with "early American" legs and the banquette in the corner.

But where oh where did that beautiful stove go?❤️