Stunning European Country Kitchen Design Inspiration
While it’s my turn to heal from surgery (read a little about my journey here), it’s your time to savor Stunning European Country Kitchen Design Inspiration today! You’ll find English Country style, plenty of French Country style, and others with Nordic and Belgian appeal. You can’t miss their rusticity, elegance, and nostalgic leanings.
Today is a kitchen love kinda day with a mix of mainly country and farmhouse style kitchens across Europe to satisfy your appetite for inspiring European country kitchen design ideas, whether its French farmhouse style or minimal English loveliness.
The designs vary, yet I think you’ll sense a decidedly authentic, comforting, and undone sensibility which so many of us admire.
Meet me at the finish line with your thoughts about how European country kitchens differ from those commonly seen in the USA.
Stunning European Country Kitchen Design Inspiration
Hope you found pleasing kitchen design, decor inspiration, and ideas to pin!
For a peek at more beautiful French farmhouse kitchen inspiration, visit here, and to see ideas for adding warm to white kitchens, check out this.
Country Decor Finds in a Similar Spirit
Happy weekend, friends!
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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thanks for the prayer, friend. me too. this is certainly a season where i welcome time to move swiftly.
Joanna
September 30, 2018 / 11:54 am
I’m not a fan of rustic in my home. I might design a cottage with a hint of rustic but never my house.
I do like the Artichoke kitchen. From the wide plank flooring to the mantel over the Aga stove, to the two islands with marble tops. I would change the edge to an ogee ( better suited to that style) and extent the marble to create an area for stools.
I hope you are recovering nicely from your surgery Michele.
Blessings ~Joanna
I have never lived with a rustic kitchen either. love your lovely eye. resting and living gently here as the days grow shorter and the grey skies settle in. xox
Mary
September 30, 2018 / 2:39 pm
Heal well, taking care to journey through. You have a wonderful attitude, Michele, which is so important in recapturing wellness. Prayers are being sent up on your behalf.
I love the romance of a rustic kitchen. Have to smile when I contrast our Grandmother’s kitchens which were so limited in comparison to todays techno labs. How is it that their cooking always tasted SOOOO good with such basic tools? (The food was more real then, too, n’est pas?) I love to see these posts and feel whooshed back in time, a simple, sweet time. Maybe we are all craving a bit of that now.
Such a blessing to be encircled by prayers of the faithful. I totally concur about our grandmas. My grandma would come visit us and with one bowl and one fork, create these fruit cobblers bubbling over in the oven (she would actually bake these right in the oven-safe bowl) that were so delicious and beautiful. I can’t wait to someday be that grandma. xox
Oh my that sink in the 15th picture….
Praying that your recovery is short and sweet.
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thanks for the prayer, friend. me too. this is certainly a season where i welcome time to move swiftly.
I’m not a fan of rustic in my home. I might design a cottage with a hint of rustic but never my house.
I do like the Artichoke kitchen. From the wide plank flooring to the mantel over the Aga stove, to the two islands with marble tops. I would change the edge to an ogee ( better suited to that style) and extent the marble to create an area for stools.
I hope you are recovering nicely from your surgery Michele.
Blessings ~Joanna
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I have never lived with a rustic kitchen either. love your lovely eye. resting and living gently here as the days grow shorter and the grey skies settle in. xox
Heal well, taking care to journey through. You have a wonderful attitude, Michele, which is so important in recapturing wellness. Prayers are being sent up on your behalf.
I love the romance of a rustic kitchen. Have to smile when I contrast our Grandmother’s kitchens which were so limited in comparison to todays techno labs. How is it that their cooking always tasted SOOOO good with such basic tools? (The food was more real then, too, n’est pas?) I love to see these posts and feel whooshed back in time, a simple, sweet time. Maybe we are all craving a bit of that now.
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Such a blessing to be encircled by prayers of the faithful. I totally concur about our grandmas. My grandma would come visit us and with one bowl and one fork, create these fruit cobblers bubbling over in the oven (she would actually bake these right in the oven-safe bowl) that were so delicious and beautiful. I can’t wait to someday be that grandma. xox