If you’ve been keeping up with the latest episodes of Fixer to Fabulous, then you already know the incredible work Dave and Jenny Marrs are capable of. And as much as we love seeing what they create for their clients, we can’t help but want to take a look around their home, too. In early 2019, Dave and Jenny decided to renovate their kitchen to make it a more functional space for their family of seven. We hope you’re logged into your Pinterest account because you’ll want to save some of these photos for inspiration!

Jenny’s biggest goals for the kitchen renovation were to create a functional space that felt “inviting, light and airy.” White walls, white oak floors and a wall of windows will definitely do the trick. Top that off with Dave’s gorgeous custom-built table, and you have an irresistible gathering space for family and friends. “Our dining table is like command central in our home - it’s where homework, craft projects, computer work, writing, cooking, and actually eating take place … I love that it was built with so much care and will be here, a witness to meals shared together and laughter,” said Jenny.

One of the best changes Jenny and Dave made during the renovation was to move their kitchen sink (farmhouse-style, of course!) to the wall of windows that overlooks their gorgeous property. “I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to look out at the animals in the pasture or watch the sun set over the horizon as I do the dishes,” said Jenny. “For a mundane task that truly never ends (with seven people, there are ALWAYS dishes to be washed), this view makes it fairly enjoyable.”

The farm views are certainly stunning, but so is this kitchen! The quartzite countertops offer an excellent alternative to marble, especially for families who prefer more durable surfaces. They also keep the light and airy theme going, and pair perfectly with the pewter cabinetry.