Home by Combined Timber Crafts
Photo by James Ray Spahn
1. The kitchen island is made from new knotty alder that’s been distressed to look as though it’s an antique find. A low barrier wall encased in mosaic tile shields the sink (and dirty dishes) from view.
2. The frame’s yellow pine timbers were reclaimed from a North Carolina tobacco factory. Combining the patina of weathered wood next to fresh stain creates an intriguing contrast.
3. Hand-scraped reclaimed oak flooring flows throughout the main level. The durable material is perfect for a kitchen that strives for an Old-World appearance.
4 .The Colorado fieldstone, quarried from a nearby ranch, is a natural complement to a classic timber home. The partial wall gives a little separation to the kitchen area without closing it off entirely.
5. An alcove just off the main cooking area plays host to a wet bar and provides a spot to put prized bottles of wine on full display.
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Dutch Oven
