All of our chairs had snapped from the kids taking tumbles when they were younger, so we were excited to add this look with these awesome birch lane chairs  now that they re older.

The art from left bottom clockwise: Clock full how to and template can be found in our book, Handmade Walls,  Tickets free printables here.  + Giant envelope how to here.

We hand cut the letters over the cabinets,  

The island got a makeover with a heart pine wood top, from a local artisan near us.

We dislodged a few of those old tiles to see where it was bolted down underneath, and when that one was removed we added this one. The beauty of this wood is that we really don t have to do anything to it it just gets better with age. He even showed us a table made from the very same thing and treated the same way that he s had in his home for ages, and it looks just as beautiful and new. When it s cleaned, it smells like a burning fire the good kind in the fall. Winning.

We scooped up some fun affordable hardware and traded them out with the old milk glass knobs for the island here and are in love with their aged simplicity.

The little rug under the sink is a scoop up buy from Target we can t find it online but it was Threshold brand. We love having something under our feet there.

The farmhouse sink is Ikea. along with a few of the baskets you see in our cabinets. One of our all time favorite additions.

That super fun rooster is found here!

The pantry has been a total game changer. This may be the area you were waiting for us to share so I decided to label everything for easy finds.

I ve had this pantry redo on my radar for a long time way before the bathroom /bedroom project (that took nearly a year to complete) happened. So we gradually collected containers from different places over time, because a. they can be expensive, and b. we wanted to buy wisely and think through our purchases.

1. These giant jars from World Market for the things we don t grab every day, but sure are amazingly beautiful while doing their job well.

2. The cereal boxes are finds from Ikea. but if I m being really honest, we will not purchase these again. The nearest Ikea to us is in Atlanta, so we scooped up all of these on a shopping spree there, before knowing much about them. Top heavy + they don t even hold an entire box of cereal = not our favorite.

3. The catalog holders are from here, and we put little labels in each one, along with the chalkboard stickers you see. Those were a scoop up on a whim a few months ago at our Hobby Lobby, and chances are they still have them.

If not though, similar ones can be found here .

5. These are the standard crates you can scoop up at your local hardware/craft store. We just stained them, inside + out, and then did a dry brush with white paint on top.

6. These containers from the container store rock my world because they ll hold a whole package and more and the kids can get to them and use them easily on their own.

7. The little snack jars from Ikea are the perfect size as well

8. These little jars are so awesome. I, uh I mean, the kids keep taking the lids off just for fun.

Oh! And in the art section that you see for the kids, those canvas boxes are old containers via The Home Depot we purchased them a few years ago and I think they were a part of the Martha Stewart collection.

Found em. BAM.

I have no idea where the basket light is originally from, as it was also a flea market find. I m one of those people who scoops up lights when she falls in love, even though she has no idea where they ll go. But few people on instagram commented that they had the same one, so if anyone has this light from the original source, let me know!

I think that covers almost everything we have tutorials coming up for the shelving and ice cream sign above the pantry, so stay tuned!

Let us know if you have any questions or if we left something out, or if you d like for us to cover something in particular. We love our little character-full kitchen!