This is what it looked like when I bought it. Amazing to see how far it’s come from this dark and cramped outdated kitchen. WOW!

This was the drawing/rendering of the kitchen sink wall when I started the remodel.

I took this picture when the sink area was almost complete.  Once the sink went in, even without cabinet fronts, the kitchen felt complete. I used Kohler’s Dickinson Farmhouse under-mount sink in white for the kitchen. I wanted a classic deep farmhouse sink with an apron front. More than just a beautiful farmhouse sink, the Dickinson is resistant to chipping, cracking, and burning.

I love the deep, subtly textured material and that it’s under-mount.  Farmhouse under-mount sinks are a classic design that transcends all genres.

I picked a bridge-style faucet from Kohler to go with classic sink.  I like the high faucet with the bridge detail. Familiar lines yet very clean and modern. I also picked a stainless steel finish to go with the light fixtures in the kitchen and the stainless steel appliances.

The HiRise faucet is the perfect fit.

This two-hole deck-mount and higher neck makes a grand statement as you enter the kitchen. The faucet also fully rotates for easy moving around and is resistant to corrosion.

This brushed stainless finish is both sophisticated and modern and just ties the entire kitchen together.

Look at how great the faucet and sink look against the cabinet colors!

I also added the HiRise Independent Sidespray with valve for ease washing larger dishes at different angles.

This is a shot of the kitchen still in progress…one more cabinet drawer front to be painted on the right!