I cannot believe that this is the last post of Jill’s house reveal! (sadness) It seems like I should have a LOT more to post about!! Showcasing the house is definitely the fun part though! I will have a tutorial or two to share, but this is the last reveal post. I hope you like it! If you missed the living room and entry way, don’t forget to check them out!!
One of my favorite things to do is bounce decorating ideas off my friends, family and clients. THEY might not enjoy everything that rants out of my crazy/decorating mouth, but I SURE DO! Ha! When I told Jill that I wanted to make fork and knife curtains for her kitchen, she looked like she was going to fall off her chair! I think I even followed the comment with, “You will JUST have to trust me!” I had a vision, and I was really excited to show her what that vision was!!
The cozy cottage style kitchen is decorated in the same serene turquoise, white, grey and olive pallet that I love. It is very clean and bright, and I cannot get enough of it! I wish it were my kitchen/dining room! When I was making decisions for Jill’s House, my main agreement (with myself) was that I would not put anything in her home that I would not put in my own. I stayed true to that guide throughout the entire decorating process.
We added a pot rack (that we constructed ourselves) and hung it with rope (because of my love affair with pottery barn and restoration hardware who have both used rope in their designs this season). I loved the idea and even secured the rope with legit bailing wire. As a farm girl from central Utah, I couldn’t help myself! 
If you have been a reader of my site for a little while, you know that mismatched furniture is definitely a love of mine. So, I’m sure you aren’t surprised by the mismatched chairs around Jilly’s dining room table. The green velvet chairs at the head and foot of the dining table were purchased from Marshalls, and the others were made over by yours truly. Of course I used my FAVORITE spray paint from Krylon!! I showcased them in my fun week of chairs posts.
Most of the accessorizing was done by Leslie Thomas, a good friend and talented decorator who placed most of the accessories above all of the cabinets. I made the fun confectionery shop window and I loved how fun it turned out! Making boutique-like items for Jill’s house was a lot of fun for me (and super duper thrifty too!)
One of my favorite subtle details of the kitchen includes “his” and “hers” aprons that I also made for Jill with my Silhouette CAMEO machine. AND, the magic machine also helped me make the fun fork and knife curtains displayed earlier in the post. I’m telling ya, my Silhouette CAMEO was my right hand man (or girl) during this makeover!
Most of the other accessories for this space was purchased at HomeGoods, Tai Pan, and Michaels crafts.
The fun sugar and flour glass canisters that I also labeled using my Silhouette CAMEO are pretty cute, and they were simple canisters bought at a big box store. The amazing rug for in front of Jill’s sink was a STEAL of a deal on Hautelook a few months ago. 
I worked really hard on Jill’s House. In fact a lot of blood, sweat, and tears went into this transformation. I am really happy to be able to be sharing the final result with you! If you have any questions about where be bought any of the items in this room, please don’t hesitate to ask. I am willing to share every single detail.
The fun farmhouse style table came from Down East Home (on of my FAVORITE home decor stores in St. George Utah). The rug beneath the dining table was super duper cheap from Overstock.com. (Similar to the one linked here, but a different size).
I hope you love it, but above all else, the fact the Jill loves it is enough for me!
It turned out really nice Brooke. I love the dinning area and all the neat pieces of furniture in there. I can't believe she had all those great pieces already hiding in her house! They surely needed to be showcased. Look Great! 🙂
I just stumbled upon your blog through good ol' pinterest 😉 But i seriously fell in love with your decor style! You have such amazing ideas to offer! You truly are talented! keep it up! 😉 If you ever want/need some hair/beauty tips come swing on over to my blog http://www.meganmikitahair.blogspot.com
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Beautiful-I love the color scheme,the chandy,and the mismatched chairs…The curtains are awesome!!I've been wanting to do something similar in my dining room-your idea was fantastic.That sliding barn door in the livingroom looks fabulous too!Great job!!
Absolutely Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing! I need to break out my cameo and label my jars! LOVE!
I am in love with this! I love the velvet green chair at the dining table! So cute!! Great job! You are fabulously talented girl!!
Love it so clean and fresh..The blue color is just amazing…great job
I SO LOVE this make-over. What is the name of the paint color in the kitchen?
Very nice..love the color scheme, I'll be grabbing some color swatches next time I'm in the paint store. I love the wire baskets on the wall, where did you find them?
I love everything you did in her house! You are amazing- I need you to come to my house…up for a road trip to Nebraska? LOL
It looks incredible. I love her open shelve above the microwave!
Love those chairs!
Man oh man I have been absolutely dying over Jill's house! so many great ideas! Can't wait to see the tutorial on those curtains! I am saving up for that Silhouette…STAT!
thanks for sharing!
This is a beautiful make over, I love the curtains with the silverware, very creative! Love the colors, soo cool and comfy, very inviting! Speaking from an interior designer, great job!!
I'm with Jill, I love it too. My favorites are the mismatched chairs, the confectioner's sign and the sliding barn door in the distance.
~Bliss~
Love the mismatched chairs!! Everything is wonderful!!
Looks great! Nice detailing and plenty of variety. I especially like the rugs.
You know what's even better than O dot com? The Overstock outlet store in Sandy! I got an 8 x 10 tufted wool area rug for $38. $38!!! Yes, it had a 2" bald spot that I fixed with adhesive so it couldn't spread then I just stuck that edge under the couch. Check out the bargains there next time you're up this way!
You are a FREAKING ROCK STAR!!!!!. you are my hero. I hope to some day be able to afford you. WOW!!!
I cannot tell you enough how absolutely talented I think you are! I LOVE this whole re-do! I know I want that color in my living room now! I have to re-do my whole house now 😉
Love Love Love the chair mix! …and the jars. *Gotsta get me a Silhoette!* Well done!
LOVE everything,,,but,,, the pot rack. Sorry. I really wanted to love it but looks kind of "wonky"…
Love the house redo! LOVE that sauna blue color & am on my way to go get a sample tp try out in my living room! What was the color name that you used in the kitchen, and in a world of a gazillion "white" paint colors, what was the one you guys used for the trim & wall treatment in the living room?
Love the fork & spoon curtains & barn door best–truly amazing!
The trim paint color is Bistro White which is also a valspar paint color. As for kitchen paint color. We cannot find it! I'm looking and will hopefully have it soon.
AWESOME transformation Brooke! I love the new beautiful space you created for Jill! Great Job!!!!
WOW I love your site!!! I came across on Pinterest. This dining room table has inspired me to refinish a country table we have . Why buy new when you can spruce up what you have!!
I really love it! It looks amazing, I'm sure Jill is going to love cooking & being with her family in there.
I want her house!
Where did you get all of the twigs! I've been wanting to do that on top of the cabinets forever! I just haven't found he right branches. Seriously please let me know
Where did you get all of the twigs! I've been wanting to do that on top of the cabinets forever! I just haven't found he right branches. Seriously please let me know
Black and White Crafts,
We bought two bunches of curly q twigs at Tai Pan. Then we cut them up. I'm not sure where you are located, but Tai Pan is a store located in Utah. (I think they have locations in other states too).
Dying!!! I love it! Swing on over to Kanab and come re-do my whole house!! Amazing stuff!
I NEED to know how to do those curtains!!!!! 😉
I NEED to know how to do those curtains!!!!! 😉
thank you thank you for the color and depth and character. i am so tired of all the white on white and safety i see everywhere. God made so many beautiful colors for us to enjoy! i thank Him that you can see them!
I LOVE EVERYTHING about it! And the living room as well! I love love love it!!!! If only you could come makeover my whole house 🙂
The color for the Kitchen is Valspar Cliveden mist. YAY!! Jilly found it!
I have to say that, while that's a hodgepodge mix of furniture you got there, it all somehow seems to go together pretty well. I think I'll also try my hand at mixing and matching at home. Thanks for the idea.
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Brooke, I have followed you forever. And have an amazing opportunity to re-do the entire house we are renting- the owners asked me to do it since they have loved the work they have seen me do, what an awesome blessing right! To live in a space I created and swoon after and on their budget!!! That is stuff Dreams are made of! Anyways I inherited a HUGE- I mean MASSIVE rectangular beast of pine dining table from my in-laws (seats like 8) any ways the chairs were no more so I decided back in Oct when we got the table to hodgepodge it- I have always loved that style almost secretly because I have OCD and the perfectionism asymmetrical curse. I have MANY MANY pieces awaiting their revamps whether it be: re-finishing/re-purposing/painting/reupholstering etc/ They are just screaming to come in and be apart of family!We live in a high end executive area and I was worried to have hodgepodge vintage cottage charmed (aka chippy/worn) set up- and not the $70,000 wood inlaid table and matching chair set and matching hutch and matching blaa, blaa, blaa. But seeing the ENTIRE look all together gave me the confidence to do it this house. We will be unique and heck that is what I sell being uniquely you. So here is a hat tip to you from one DIYselfer turned decorator turned small business woman, sisters in the Gospel to another! Thanks
Brooke you have done amazing work once again. I have followed your blog for a long time and always learn from you. I have always wanted to do the Shabby Hodgepodge look with some of the pieces I awn, I have always, I mean from when I was little little girl loved it, But suppressed it to satisfy my OCD and my perfectionism/asymmetric nature. However in October we were given a MASSIVE rectangular solid PINE dining table form my hubby's parents. And in this house it we have a LARGE formal dining room that can handle it, actually it needed something as we use are 8 seat bar stool height square dining set in our kitchen dining space. The one we inherited can seat 8 but the chairs they had used with it over the years are no more. So I knew right away I wanted to hodgepodge the chairs to it, I even want to strip off the 5/8" thick lacquer on it and paint it/chip it. glaze it. But was so reluctant because we live in a High-End Executive area and new it would go against the grain of the $70,000 wood in-laid Dining Set that have ALL additional complementing pieces all matchy, match — blaa, blaa, bored. But after seeing your entire home re-do I am doing it it gave me confidence to be unique- that is what I sell, "being UNIQUELY you!" SO from one DIYselfer turned Decorator/Interior Designer/Furniture Re-Furbisher and fellow sister in the Gospel, building the Kingdom of Zion. My hats off to ya!
That was unique and creative ideas indeed! You made a unique design on your house. I really love the single details on it.
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Where did you get all the mismatched dining chairs? I have been wanting one like the white one (french provincial curvy legs) for my office/craft room. Love the style and colors!
The chairs were all purchased at different times at our local thrift store. Aren't they fun? I would start there… Thrift stores, then maybe keep an eye on craigslist! Hope this helps!
I am desperately searching for a chandelier like that for my dinning room! Pleease tell me you know where she got that beauty! I know u said it was in her garage but do u know where it originally came from?
I found your place looking for something to do with my kitchen. The colors of your kitchen are so close to what I love. I live in WV. As I read on I became very jealous when I saw that you lived in St. George. My dream place. My son was there at Dixie State last year. I went there too many eons ago. Didn’t work out to live there 🙁 My question is, where did you get the rug? The one with blue, brown, and off white in front of the sink. After taking down my Christmas deco above my cabinets I decided I didn’t want all the old stuff back up there. I love the bird cage and so I’m off to look for one of those. I already have some ceramic birds and I will keep those for sure. If you are ever bored and would like to give out ideas, email!