Joanna Gaines has done so many beautiful kitchens, but this one in the “Tire Swing House” is one of my favorites.  Today I am going to show you how to “get the look” of this amazing Fixer Upper kitchen.

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Photos via Magnolia 

Hello gorgeous vent hood!  This copper scalloped beauty was an antique that Joanna found.  It is incredible!  Of course a farmhouse kitchen would not be complete without white cabinets and subway tile.  Here she chose a grey grout.  She went with concrete counter tops and rubbed bronze pulls.
The glass pendant lighting gives a beautiful glow to the room and the edison bulbs complete the vintage look.  The kitchen island wooden top is made of an old railroad car.  How cool is that?  The barstools are the perfect compliment with their warm wood and industrial iron frame.  The walls are Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter which is a wonderful “griege” color.

This vintage scale is amazing!  WOW!  This is an antique that Joanna scored on one of her treasure hunts.  You can find other antique scales HERE

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If you love farmhouse kitchens see my Farmhouse Kitchen Post and my Kitchen Love posts for tons of inspiration.

For more “get the look” posts click Fixer Upper Bathroom 1 & Fixer Upper Bathroom 2

See Joanna’s Magnolia Furniture Line HERE, her Magnolia Home Decor line HERE and her Magnolia Paint review HERE

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