Hello friends! Boy, have I got something inspiring to share with you today! I admire many people in the design world. But there are two people in particular, I am constantly in awe of: Laura Muthesius and Nora Eisermann of . Everything this lovely couple touch turns to gold – from a to a . And now, they’ve turned their hands to a former schoolhouse in rural Germany. When they got the keys to the property a few months ago, it had been empty for decades and the interior was, shall we say ‘rustic’ to say the least! So much so, many would have run a mile, myself included. But fortune favours the brave and these two had a vision – which, with a lot of hard work, would become a dream reality!
The exterior and interior was in dire need of some TLC, with many of the original features stripped away – including the windows, which had been replaced with cheap reproductions.
Working as a food stylist and photographer (with over one million followers , no less!), Laura and Nora were keen to create a large kitchen from which to work, film and live. The pair set about tearing out a small bathroom to recreate the original classroom area.
They were hoping to find a wood floor lurking beneath the layer of concrete but sadly, when they peeled it back, it had been destroyed so they laid a new . They also swapped out the modern windows and replaced them with replicates of the original windows from .
Fortunately, they were able to bring their from their , which they supplemented with extra units to capitalise on space.
One of the features I love the most is the vintage arched door, which Nora sourced online – WHAT A FIND!!!!
The kitchen units and worktops were planned around the natural light which pours in through the large windows.
They installed a (which will no doubt play a major part in their delicous cake creation moving forward!).
An incredible matches the countertop which was custom-made by .
Matt limewash paint from was applied to the walls (Ibiza) and ceiling (Smokebush).
And finally, the pair installed a mantel piece and a DeVol freestanding pantry cupboard on the opposite side of the kitchen.
I love glass cabinets – they’re a perfect way to display pretty kitchen items while keeping them dust free (a big problem with the open shelves under !).
All-in-all one, a really incredible kitchen, don’t you think? Trust this pair to create such a unique and original, timeless kitchen!
You can keep to date with their latest recipes on and interior projects over at . They’ve also shared more info about this kitchen reno – and if you’re curious, you can take a peek at their cosy .
And if you’re looking for more kitchen inspiration today – check out:
Have a wonderful start to the week friends!
Niki
Photography: – shared with kind permission.
Hello friends! Boy, have I got something inspiring to share with you today! I admire many people in the design world. But there are two people in particular, I am constantly in awe of: Laura Muthesius and Nora Eisermann of . Everything this lovely couple touch turns to gold – from a to a . And now, they’ve turned their hands to a former schoolhouse in rural Germany. When they got the keys to the property a few months ago, it had been empty for decades and the interior was, shall we say ‘rustic’ to say the least! So much so, many would have run a mile, myself included. But fortune favours the brave and these two had a vision – which, with a lot of hard work, would become a dream reality!
The exterior and interior was in dire need of some TLC, with many of the original features stripped away – including the windows, which had been replaced with cheap reproductions.
Working as a food stylist and photographer (with over one million followers , no less!), Laura and Nora were keen to create a large kitchen from which to work, film and live. The pair set about tearing out a small bathroom to recreate the original classroom area.
They were hoping to find a wood floor lurking beneath the layer of concrete but sadly, when they peeled it back, it had been destroyed so they laid a new . They also swapped out the modern windows and replaced them with replicates of the original windows from .
Fortunately, they were able to bring their from their , which they supplemented with extra units to capitalise on space.
One of the features I love the most is the vintage arched door, which Nora sourced online – WHAT A FIND!!!!
The kitchen units and worktops were planned around the natural light which pours in through the large windows.
They installed a (which will no doubt play a major part in their delicous cake creation moving forward!).
An incredible matches the countertop which was custom-made by .
Matt limewash paint from was applied to the walls (Ibiza) and ceiling (Smokebush).
And finally, the pair installed a mantel piece and a DeVol freestanding pantry cupboard on the opposite side of the kitchen.
I love glass cabinets – they’re a perfect way to display pretty kitchen items while keeping them dust free (a big problem with the open shelves under !).
All-in-all one, a really incredible kitchen, don’t you think? Trust this pair to create such a unique and original, timeless kitchen!
You can keep to date with their latest recipes on and interior projects over at . They’ve also shared more info about this kitchen reno – and if you’re curious, you can take a peek at their cosy .
And if you’re looking for more kitchen inspiration today – check out:
Have a wonderful start to the week friends!
Niki
Photography: – shared with kind permission.
