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Oh my goodness! I remember reading this article in Better Homes & Gardens!!
How cool!
Hi Sara! Just seeing this comment for some reason. I’ve been blessed to be in several small magazine features over the years, but this was my favorite.
Do you have info posted anywhere about how your did the beams? Thank you, Debbie
I do! Click here for the link: http://www.homestoriesatoz.com/kitchen/home-stories-a-to-z-kitchen-with-az-faux-beams.html
CONGRATS!! Well-deserved honor. Your kitchen is breathtaking 🙂
Congratulations! It’s a huge honor, and you totally deserve it – your kitchen is flat-out wonderful!
Thank you! 🙂
Not sure we adequately told you how beautiful, light, and airy it all looks ! Like day and night!! You did a wonderful job, and glad you were rewarded with a B&G spot!! We’ll check it out! (Also we enjoyed the “new” guest room! It “works” !
Beautiful kitchen Beth
Congratulations. Well deserved, Beth.
Thanks so much Susan! 🙂
Wow! Congratulations! That is such an honor! Your kitchen looks fantastic! I know you love walking in every day. 🙂
~Amber
Thank you!
Beth! The pebbles are genius! I do mosaic and never imagined a backsplash like this! I LOVE IT and love your blog and designs! Keep Creating!
Congratulations! Your kitchen makeover is definitely worthy of this amazing feature! 🙂
Congrats! You deserve it. Your kitchen is fabulous!
Congratulations, Beth! Your kitchen was beautiful before, but I’m LOVING it after, the colors and style are right up my alley. How awesome to be able to say your home was in BH&G!
congrats, Beth! xo!
Wow Beth, how exciting is that! Congratulations! Your kitchen is beautiful and so worthy of a magazine feature! I’ll be sure to pick up a copy.
Wow..What a transformation! Thanks for sharing your kitchen makeover. It all looks so good I couldn’t tell you what I like the most. Happy Spring!