Exposed beams kitchen

Amber Lewis (@amberinteriors) • Instagram photos and videos

This was done in an old farmhouse that had really low ceilings. Basically, they took off the lowest part and cleaned/touched up the (I think 200 year old?) wood beneath it. Pretty cool, no? I thought it was a great rustic look. And it even goes well with the modern kitchen :D

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E.C.Trethewey Building Contractors on Instagram: "A newly finished project has finally graced the front of the camera! 😍 The exposed beams and simple light colors really create a cozy feel in this kitchen. #teamtrethewey #ectbuilders #recentwork #malvern #historichome #renovation"

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