Monday
Dec132010
Nadia's Kitchen
I'm sort of in love with this photo of Nadia Izruna's (of the label Nadinoo) kitchen. It feels so peaceful and as if you could stand looking out of that window for hours.
photo by hilary walker
tagged 
decorating, kitchen
decorating, kitchen 
Reader Comments (12)
I'm actually in love with the dish rack/built in drainer on the sink. Its a simple thing that makes such an impact!!
What a perfect windowsill!
The window takes the prize definitely.
Just gorgeous - love the mix of colors, and plants just make everything feel so much cozier, don't they?
I've been silent follower of your blog for a while now. I often stop by here (and other blog too) to grab a bit of inspiration :)
I would like to have similar kitchen (with even bigger window that looks at garden) one day.... How knows, maybe sooner than hoped?!
P.S. pardon my bad English
indeed one could look out of that window for hours! what a simple yet inviting and cozy space :)
That is beautiful! I love having a windowsill full of plants :o)
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Delighted you have all enjoyed my kitchen window! I really loved looking out that window while washing up. It over looked the Canal with all the pretty barges passing by. I miss my London flat :(
Hugs Nadinoo x
I love your apartment - just checked it out on designsponge! Wishing you a Happy 2011!
I love simple kitchens like these with little colorful accents. It does invoke a sense of peace without boring you to tears.
By the way, here's a kitchen decor blog I contribute to that you're readers may enjoy: http://www.kitchenimproved.com/ Thanks!