Kitchen Love | The Lakehouse | Ep. 7

[@beatricewells7158]

Thank you for showing us all of the bells and whistles in your kitchen. I love seeing the innovation of kitchen storage/organization.

[@jackieclark817]

I totally agree with the sound of a slamming screen door! It is essential! Luv this home. Such a labor of love. Congratulations!

[@laureneharrison8897]

Gorgeous! Yes, I too love that it still looks old but with the new updates. Can’t wait to see more 😊

[@RobertOw83]

The transformation is stunning! *Chef's kiss* Very fortunate. Would love the episodes to be longer to see more of the property.

[@sophien5416]

Wowowowowow I have so much appreciation for wood paneling now. Lynda has such a sensibility for classic design. The vertical slats seemed so dreary coming out of the 70s and 80s but the finish in your execution on your walls creates so much warmth in this space. You can just imagine it really coming to life on a cozy winters day. Would be the BEST getaway for the holidays.

[@janemily2627]

FINALLY!!! THANK YOU! Okay ... NEXT!!! I'm a design addict and THIS project is SPECTACULAR!

[@karlaschmid8757]

A luxuriously, elegant but superbly functional kitchen.

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

Yay for sofas with good frames!!! #40yrs&counting

[@beverlymartin179]

Love the cottage and all the decor choices! What exquisite taste!

[@carlyh6913]

I loooooove the soapstone benchtops 🥰

[@bentekaizer1996]

Rustic refined aesthetic like the homes of the Rockefellers in the Adirondacks or Edsel Fords vacation home now owned by Martha Stewart in Seal Harbor, Maine. Full of wood, comfy sofas and wicker with a moody atmosphere. This home will be fab in the winter with the fireplaces lit. This is what an antique lake house should look like for all those who think there's to much wood!

[@rowselljenn1]

Love this home and it’s relaxed owners❣️

[@junehodsdon8037]

Beautiful Lynda! What a warm cottage. I would want to retire there.

[@chaank1069]

Love this. Can’t wait to see the finished home.

[@chelseaclark-martin6357]

I like the kitchen! Especially the armoire. There’s just a lot of wood in there. I hope some of the furniture is lighter to break up the heaviness.

[@bobinabuddy]

Can’t wait to see your wallpaper up, loved the theme of it which will so match all the wood

[@rcwstudio]

So happy to see another episode! We want more!!! Fabulous

[@BernalAzul]

such a beautiful interior...

[@michaelmercurio2312]

What a treat. Every detail is perfect.

[@ImpeccableLiving]

I have mixed feelings about the wood paneling, but I'm really enjoying this series.

[@terri3696]

Was dying for an update so loved this ❤️

[@donnafuller3029]

GORGEOUS! 😍😍😍

[@jjpp2216]

I’ve found that those pop-up stove exhausts really don’t work that well. I do like that kitchen, though. Great finishes, not cookie cutter “look of the year” (ie in 2 years people will proclaim it to be “dated”) stuff.

[@marcirobins5144]

It’s coming together!

[@LA-jq3ur]

Not much work to oil counters but emphasising easy access to bowls in open shelves? How often do you need a midnight snack that you need drawer lighting? Two dishwashers? If you are worried about dishes sitting out then just do them in the sink!

[@carlyh6913]

Please make the episodes longer if you can!

[@alisedelacey7138]

Beautiful💕

[@d3w3yd3c1m4l]

Greenville did our soapstone counters a couple years ago too. What's the patio furniture at the beginning though @House & Home

[@selinanguyenofficial7343]

Nhà đẹp và gọn gàng quá

[@janemily2627]

Okay, it's been 20 days, time for the next vid!!! Just to let you know, at least 32 views of each vid of this series is me! Guess I'll watch them again!

[@misstopportunity6914]

Get a hobby, Jan.

[@janemily2627]

@@misstopportunity6914 Looks like you could use a nice long bubble bath, troll.

[@nadinerichter6295]

Beautiful. The cottage kitchen turned out so well. Btw love the patio furniture outside (inside screened porch furniture also looks good). Do you recall the make of the outside patio furniture?

[@hjackson7563]

I hope there will be more episodes??

[@charlesrodriguesable]

Super maison !

[@Daihatsu_Hijet]

I was just thinking about this and wondering if it was ever going to be done.

[@curious1264]

So much beautiful quality items, cabinetry and counters are lovely, but with the wood panelling it is too dark for me. Not very cheery.

[@tokyodrifttt]

Wtf how rich is she?? That cottage is YUGE

[@misstopportunity6914]

Easy to have money when you don’t pay your employees well 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@EdSongoku]

I like it but it's just a LOT of wood

[@dess9955]

Plot twist: she lives alone.

[@annerankin1191]

Okay…to be clear….this is NOT a cottage!

[@BrownyBird]

Love it, but I am not a fan of wooden bathrooms!

[@jennifertoliver9546]

no longer interested in all new, product placeement much!

[@misstopportunity6914]

But she’s not done getting free stuffff

[@obig9194]

Hmmm I'm a bit disappointed. Oh well its not my house

[@lisahandley2552]

your home beautiful.. however you should learn better ways to live with nature, really it is not your tree, but belongs to all of those who need it to survive. killing caterpillars, kills butterflys or moths. so rude.

[@marcirobins5144]

Right. Go back to the city. Nature is the original beauty. It was there first, and it will remain long after the “cottage” is gone.

[@junehodsdon8037]

Some caterpillars destroy trees. Our whole area is dealing them right now. Hopefully the trees leaves all return next year and we don't lose any due to the non native infestations. The bugs can't keep up!

[@chaank1069]

The forest and tree department came to her property and those “caterpillars” are not the butterfly ones. She said they crawl up the tree trunk. Those type destroy the tree and what she did is a good decision.

[@jenm9027]

Oh get over yourself! The tree is HERS. She owns the property and can choose what she wants to do with it. 🙄

[@lisahandley2552]

@@holographic80s gross

[@mbryan4964]

Well, it has lost its charm. Entirely. So far so ugly it's hard to believe it took money to achieve. But you're not finished so perhaps I speak too soon.

[@mbryan4964]

@@holographic80s My response wasn't meant to be funny. I'm truly aghast at how the charm and ambience of a gentile life was stripped. The kitchen is not balanced, and the outside color scheme looks like a primer base coat that they never got around to painting. The brief look at the shower tile color and cube design and space utilization was shocking. The sconce choice lowers the ceiling and makes a cave of the home every evening...it's not going to rain inside. Changing to a glass shade was a thank goodness moment. Wants old charm while stripping it out but saving it by not lighting a cabinet doesn't seem thought through. Again, it's not finished so there's hope.

[@minkaminka5723]

Looks like a convent

[@mbryan4964]

@@holographic80s Your character projects. So more sincerity than you are hearing. The first episodes support my hope in the finished project. I stand on the sincerity of my shock at the charm that has been stripped. It was wholly unexpected. It was classic lakeside early 20th century charm that's turned to a how not to over do the updating process.