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How To Stock Your Home Bar Cabinets For Winter

Just a few short months ago; we talked about How To Stock Your Bar Room Cabinetry For Summer. And while classic Margaritas and chilled, sparkling white wine are refreshing, with temperatures dropping and December fast approaching, it is time to stock your home bar cabinets for winter. Warm up your spirits and spread holiday cheer with these seasonal suggestions.

Bourbon

This barrel-aged, American spirit has warm and wintery vanilla and honey notes. Perfect for spiking hot chocolate, bourbon can also be used for mixing up a Cranberry Old Fashioned Cocktail or Alpine Manhattan. You can also serve it on the rocks (with ice) — or neat (room temperature) if you’re a true Bourbon aficionado.

Whisky

You’ll often find this aromatic, distilled spirit in hot beverages, such as a Hot Toddy or Irish coffee. There are several types of Whisky, made from a variety of grains, and each has a uniquely complex flavor with hints of toffee, caramel, and sometimes even mint.

Vodka

This clear spirit is ideal for classic winter cocktails, like a creamy White Russian or a spicy Moscow Mule. It’s also necessary for making a big batch of Holiday Glögg (mulled wine) for your Christmas or New Year’s Eve party. On it’s own, Vodka doesn’t have a lot of flavor, but it’s a must have for mixed drinks.

Rum

Rum made our summer list for being the main ingredient in a frozen Daquiri, but you should also add Rum to your bar cabinets during the winter months. Not only is this sweet as molasses distilled spirit used in cold-weather cocktails like Eggnog (alongside the aforementioned Bourbon) and Hot Buttered Rum, but also it’s needed for baking Rum Cake, a classic holiday dessert!

Brandy

Produced by distilling wine, Brandy is typically used as an after-dinner digestif, especially after a heavy holiday meal. It’s also found in favorite cocktails like the Brandy Alexander (essentially grown-up chocolate milk), the Sidecar, and the Metropolitan.

Champagne

New Year’s Eve isn’t quite the same without a celebratory glass of Champagne. For an extra bit of sparkle, impress your holiday guests with a classic and festive Champagne Cocktail, or perhaps Champagne Mojitos with fresh springs of mint.

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9 Little Ways To Prep Your Open Concept Kitchen For The Holidays

When you have an open concept kitchen, it’s hard to hide the mess. This is especially true when holiday guests come to call, and you’re cooking up a feast. Here are nine little ways to prep your kitchen before the hustle and bustle starts, so your holiday gatherings will be good as gold.

Make the most of your storage solutions.

With an open concept kitchen, storage shouldn’t be a problem. Of course, optimizing that storage is another story. If clutter and chaos is lurking behind your cabinet doors, consider investing in some inside cabinet accessories before the holidays. From knife block drawer trays to door mounted spice racks, there is an organizer for every kitchen essential. Put these accessories into play and your cabinets and drawers will be ready for entertaining.

Keep small appliances discreetly hidden and free up your countertops.

If you’re always trying to navigate around a coffee maker, toaster, blender, or stand mixer, it might be time to find a new home for your small appliances. You can easily install a heavy-duty mixer lift in a base cabinet or a Lazy Susan in a blind corner cabinet to free up your countertops for food prep.

Give any small appliances that you don’t use often a test run.

Speaking of small appliances, now would be a good time to make sure yours are working properly. If you haven’t used that mixer since baking last year’s cookies, do a test run a few weeks before your cookie exchange.

Sharpen your knives.

If you’re an avid home cook, the difference between a good set of knives and an “okay” set of knives is truly life changing. Make sure yours are in tip-top shape by sharpening them before the festivities begin.

Count your glasses and dishes.

Did you ever replace that broken wine glass? Are a few of your dishes chipped or scraped? Give all of your glasses and dishes a once over in case you want to replace anything before your holiday guests arrive.

Clean out your refrigerator, freezer and pantry.

Those veggies covered in freezer burn and those half used jars of salsa should probably go. In just a few weeks, you’re going to have more food than you’ll know what to do with. Clean out your refrigerator, freezer and pantry now, so you’ll have plenty of space for holiday wining and dining.

Stock up on plastic containers.

If you’re a gracious host, you’ll likely be sending guests home with leftovers. If you don’t already have a stash of plastic containers, stock up now, so putting together to-go bags is a breeze.

Refresh your spice rack.

Before you start your shopping, see if any of your spices have expired and take inventory of what you have. If you’ll be baking and cooking this season, you’ll obviously need plenty of spices and seasonings on hand.

Double up on cleaning supplies.

It’s always good to have extra dishwashing liquid, detergent, and sponges ready and waiting. Who wants to run out of cleaning supplies when you’ve got casserole dishes stacked pretty in the kitchen sink? Save yourself the frustration and have a back up of everything you need to clean up post-holiday dinner.

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Quintessentially Autumn Decorating Tips For An Open Concept Kitchen

An open concept kitchen is tailor made for holiday entertaining. Because it opens to the living and dining room, it creates a seamless space for gathering with family and friends, whether it’s sharing a meal (or Thanksgiving feast) in the dining area, socializing on the sofa with football on the TV, or congregating around the kitchen island for a slice of pumpkin pie and a cup of spiced cider.

While your kitchen is a place for cooking and baking during the holiday season, it should also be a festive space that welcomes guests. As the temperature drops and the leaves start to fall, celebrate the season with these quintessentially autumn decorating tips for an open concept kitchen.

Pumpkins Aren’t Just For Pie

From carved Jack-O-Lanterns on your front porch to pies on your Thanksgiving table, these lovely gourds are extremely versatile, and perfect for creating uniquely seasonal holiday décor. With a little paint and creativity, you can turn a plain orange pumpkin into an adorable faux bunt cake to display on your kitchen island, or simply add an elegant monogram or large letter to a white or blue heirloom pumpkin for personalization. You could even make a one-of-a-kind centerpiece with fresh flowers and colorful fall foliage. The more pumpkins the better!

Have Fun With Fall Foliage

Is there anything more spectacular than colorful autumn leaves in rich shades of red, orange, purple and gold? You could bring a touch of nature indoors by simply placing colorful branches of fall leaves in a clear vase, or get crafty by stringing an autumn garland of preserved leaves. You could also frame leaf rubbings or press leaves dipped in gold and silver paint as artwork.

More Autumn Decorating Tips For An Open Concept Kitchen

Scented candles can help add ambiance with a welcoming fragrance and soft glow. Opt for fall scents, such as pumpkin spice, cinnamon stick, and apple pie.

When planning a sit-down meal, make handmade place cards for guests with names, or inspirational words like “Thankful,” “Grateful,” and “Blessed,” printed on natural brown cardstock.

You could also print inspirational words stacked in the center of natural brown cardstock. Cut the words into long strips horizontally, and staple or glue the ends together to make handmade napkin rings for your Thanksgiving table.

Place colorful gourds in a basket or on a platter with realistic battery-operated candles as a centerpiece.

Place your centerpiece atop a beautiful burlap table runner, or set your table with woven placemats and galvanized metal chargers.

Bring a touch of nature indoors by filling decorative glass jars with small seasonal items like pinecones and acorns collected from your yard.

Add a basket of mums to your kitchen for seasonal color.

How To Design A Modern Farmhouse Kitchen With Cold Weather Comfort In Mind

The Modern Farmhouse movement features a blend of classic elements and contemporary accents, and it’s easy to understand its immense popularity. Filled with chic character and clean lines, it is truly the best blend of recent interior design trends. As the temperature drops, we can’t think of a better way to warm up your kitchen. From crisp white cabinets to stylish industrial finishes, we’ll show you how to design a Modern Farmhouse kitchen with cold weather comfort in mind.

White Shaker Cabinets

Trends come and go, but some interior design choices remain timeless. White cabinets stand the test of time and fit perfectly in the Modern Farmhouse theme, especially in a Shaker style. Shaker solid wood cabinetry has simple recessed panel doors for a clean, minimalist look. Adding glass panel doors and rustic cup pulls to your kitchen design can create a true Farmhouse feel in the heart of the home.

Wood (Or Wood Look) Flooring

Hardwood floors were a must in Farmhouse kitchens of the past, but there are so many more options today. Wood look ceramic tile flooring comes in a variety of gorgeous styles, from Carolina Timber to Driftwood, and gives homeowners the warmth of natural hardwood in a durable, low maintenance, water resistant material — perfect for those snowy winter days!

Large Kitchen Island

A Farmhouse kitchen wouldn’t be complete without a large kitchen island for baking pies and cookies and prepping home-cooked holiday meals. When designing a Modern Farmhouse kitchen, give your space a contemporary twist by opting for a dark finish on your kitchen island, such as black or gray, paired with a natural butcher block countertop.

More Modern Farmhouse Design Elements For the Kitchen

Barn Doors
Antique Farmhouse Tables
Weathered Wood Chairs and Benches With Caned Seats
Metal Barstools
Anything Galvanized Steel/Oil Rubbed Bronze/Wrought Iron
Rustic Light Fixtures With Edison Bulbs
Shiplap Accent Walls
Whitewashed Brick
Board And Batten Wainscoting
Neutral Wall Paint With White Trim
Apron Front Sinks
Exposed Beams
Natural Fiber Area Rugs
Tartan Plaid Placemats
Burlap Table Runners
Industrial Hardware
Open Shelving
Natural Stone Countertops
Pottery Canisters
Woven Baskets

6 Creative Halloween Party Cocktail Concoctions

Your trick-or-treating days may be over but you’re never too old for Halloween! Plan an adults-only costume party and celebrate this spellbinding holiday in style.

In addition to some scary-good décor and frightful finger foods, you’ll also want a drink menu that is both creepy and classy. Stock your bar cabinets and achieve bewitching balance with these cocktail concoctions.

Are you read to host a Halloween party that is sure to be spooktacular? Keep scrolling for a few of our favorite Halloween drink recipes and all of the ingredients you’ll want to keep in your bar room and kitchen before the big event.

Spooky Sangria

Take your favorite recipe for red sangria and just add blood oranges. The rich color of this citrus fruit will make a glass of wine fit for a ghoul.

From your bar cabinets:

Brandy
Dry Spanish Red Wine
Club Soda (optional)

From the kitchen:

Fruit (blood oranges, apples, and anything else you’d like)
Orange and Lemon Juice
Sugar

Black Magic

We’re all about Halloween hocus pocus, so we had to include this shimmering, spooky libation from Elle Talk. Made with boo-zy black vodka and pearl dust, your guests will be wondering about this mysterious and magical Halloween cocktail all night long.

From your bar cabinets:

Black Vodka (not always available but known to pop up on shelves in October)
Simple Syrup
Lime Juice

From the craft store:

White Edible Pearl Dust

Hard Cider Pumpkin Float

Treat your guests to something sweet with this fall-inspired dessert drink from Dine & Delish. Made with two simple ingredients, this is an easy cocktail to whip up after dinner that will also satisfy your guests’ sweet tooth (and pumpkin spice cravings).

From your bar cabinets:

Hard Pumpkin Cider or Ale (recipe recommends Woodchuck Reserve Pumpkin Cider)

From your kitchen:

Ice Cream (recipe recommends Talenti Pumpkin Pie Gelato)

Pirate Punch

You might find an eyeball or two in your cup of pirate punch—but don’t be afraid to take a bite. This spiked fruit punch contains lychees stuffed with berries for a spooky sight. Follow this punch recipe from Food and Wine (or whip up your favorite fruity punch) and then add one or two berry-stuffed lychees per serving.

From your bar cabinets:

Rum
Lime Juice
Simple Syrup

From your kitchen:

Lychees
Lychee Syrup
Berries

Candy Corn Jell-O Shots

These Jell-O shots from That’s So Michelle taste like a Creamsicle and looks like your favorite Halloween candy. Fair warning: assembly takes a little patience, so be ready to put on your craft hat when preparing this menu item.

From your bar cabinets:

Vodka (recipe recommends Pinnacle whipped cream flavored vodka)

From the kitchen:

Orange Jell-O
Oranges
Coconut Milk
Gelatin
Sugar

Glowing Gin Cocktail

If your party doesn’t glow in the dark, is it even a Halloween party? We decided to ditch the stick-on wall art for this Delish drink instead. Get out the black light and reveal the ghostly white glow of this classic gin cocktail.

From your bar cabinets:

Gin
Lemon Juice
Grenadine
Tonic Water

Tips For A Stylish Yet Comfortable TV Room

Gone are the hidden dens and separate formal living rooms of the past. Today’s homes often feature an open concept kitchen, creating a large living area where family and friends can gather to watch TV and socialize. Since televisions are now placed front and center in the heart of the home, this open space needs to blend seamlessly with the kitchen and dining room. Designing a large family room that is both stylish and comfortable may sound like a daunting task, but it’s not as difficult as you might think. Thankfully, we’re here to help! Here are a few tips to get you started.

Create a cohesive, organized space with solid wood cabinetry.

Truth be told, a tidy home is always more appealing and comfortable than a cluttered home. A simple way to stay organized is to make sure you have enough storage space. TV room cabinetry allows you to hide DVDs, video games, board games, electronics, and even extra blankets behind closed door, while open shelves are ideal for housing books, as well as decorative touches. There’s no doubt solid wood cabinetry will add both storage space and style to your space.

Keep in mind that, when dealing with an open concept kitchen, the cabinetry you select for your TV room should match or at least compliment the cabinetry in your kitchen, for a cohesive look. Check out our recent blog, Great Design: How To Create A Cohesive Great Room Space, for tips. Then, let the experts at Willow Lane Cabinetry help you create a cohesive, organized space with our free online kitchen and room design service.

Create a room that is stylish yet comfortable.

First and foremost, don’t let your large screen TV become an eyesore. According to Better Homes & Gardens, the ideal height for comfortably viewing your television is three to four feet above the floor. Solid wood cabinetry below will help to anchor a TV that would otherwise be floating on a wall, while shelving around or above help it to blend into your space. Compliment the dark screen with other elements, such as gallery frames and simple decor. Simple is key, as over-decorating can be distracting. A few well-placed items are all you need when decorating around a television.

When it comes to furniture, some pieces are comfortable but not so pretty, while others are gorgeous and stiff as a board. Find the perfect balance with cushy sofas and chairs that are equally attractive. When shopping for new furniture, there are a few more rules to follow. Keep the scale of the room in mind. For example, don’t fill a small room with a large overstuffed sectional or place a tiny loveseat and area rug in the middle of a huge great room. Also, consider the design aesthetic of the rest of your home. For example, when your open concept kitchen has traditional solid wood cabinetry, with white raised panel doors and a farmhouse table, you wouldn’t want to go with an ultra modern sofa and slick Euro slab black cabinetry. Finally, it’s smart to avoid stuffy fabrics in the TV room, and opt for leather, microfiber, or washable slipcovers. And don’t forget to finish the room with fluffy pillows and throws.

3 Fabulous Fall Color Schemes For The Home

If the changing of the leaves in autumn inspires you, you might want to consider a fall color scheme for your home. Featuring reds, oranges, and yellows, these warm tones come together to create a perfect pumpkin spiced setting behind your front doors. Keep reading for a few fabulous fall color schemes that will look beautiful in your home this season.

Subtly achieve an autumn-inspired color palette in a modern room.

If your home is filled with modern features like gray kitchen cabinets and stainless steel appliances, there is still room for an autumn-inspired color palette. You just need to be strategic when incorporating warm tones into a room with a cool foundation.

To start, choose colors that complement the existing furnishings, cabinets, materials and paint colors of the room. Staying with the example of gray kitchen cabinets and stainless steel appliances, complementary colors include brick red, burnt orange, and bright yellow. When decorating a modern room, maintain the minimal vibe and add subtle pops of colors rather than oversaturating the naturally neutral space.

Accent natural wood with a touch of nature.

If your room features natural wood cabinets, floors, or furnishings, adding fall is as easy as apple pie. Just think of what you find in nature — or better yet, step outside to seek some inspiration firsthand.

Earthy browns and seasonal foliage as they occur in nature create a pretty perfect color scheme on their own. While its not always visually appealing to replicate these colors indoors, you are able to achieve a very authentic fall theme when the foundation of the room features natural wood.

Golden yellow, vibrant orange, and classic red look right at home against both light and dark shades of wood.

Step outside the norm with an alternative fall color scheme.

While the traditional fall colors are breathtaking, you may not want to incorporate these hues into your home. Not a problem. There are other ways to create a fall color scheme without your standard red, orange, and yellow shades.

Marigold and burgundy is one color combination that is less traditional but fall all the same. These hues can warm up a room and look lovely beside black or beige elements. You could even amp up the black in this color scheme to create a slightly spooky, gothic ambiance that celebrates the season in a different way.

Rich tones like emerald green, deep blue, magenta, sage, and purple are also appropriate for fall and can be paired together to create a vibrant color scheme. You won’t find any of the leaves in your backyard colored cyan or fuchsia, but there’s no rule saying you have to transition from summer the conventional way. There are many rich hues that signal the start of cooler days that aren’t sourced from nature.

Fall can also be embodied by its textures, not just its colors. Think velvet throw pillows and cozy blankets. These types of additions help to change the mood of a room and help your home feel more seasonal.

4 Tips For Keeping A Clean And Happy Home For You And Your Pet

If you’re the proud parent of a fur baby, the idea of a clean home may seem more like a far off dream than a possibility. From hair literally everywhere to the inevitable everyday messes, your pet’s presence is always known and usually requires some clean up. Before you drive a wedge between you and your best friend, follow some of these tips for keeping your home clean with pets.

Keep your pet clean.

It may sound obvious but it needs to be mentioned. If there is less dirt on your dog, there will be less dirt in your home. Most pet owners follow the guideline of bringing their dog to be washed and trimmed every month. But many breeds of dogs require special attention outside of traditional grooming.

Cleaning should not start and end with the groomer. If your dog gets dirty on their walks, they should be bathed and brushed much more frequently. Having a pet bath station in your laundry room makes this much easier. Essentially, this station allows you to rinse off your dog after being outdoors without wrecking your bathroom or home. Wall cabinets for laundry room use can also serve as storage for grooming essentials such as shampoo and clippers.

Not only can your pup be comfortably bathed, but the laundry room also provides a safe area for him or her to dry off. If you need help adding a pet bathing station to your laundry room, contact our team for free design services.

Set up a designated play area for your furry companion.

To maintain order in your home, you will need to create boundaries. If you don’t want your pet’s hair all over the couch or bed, they are going to need an equally appealing option to cuddle up on. Carve out some space in your common area where you and your family tend to spend your time. Maybe there’s an idle spot in your open concept kitchen or a cozy corner in the TV room. Transform that area by setting up a bed and toy bin for your furry companion.

Splurge on the special pet vacuum.

In addition to super-strong lint rollers, every pet owner should also have a vacuum specifically designed for pet hair. Standard vacuums tend to leave some hair behind, and also “fling” hair off of surfaces and into the air. Not only does this make clean up twice as hard, but also the brushes on standard vacuums are prone to tangles. Keep things clean and clean up simple by investing in a vacuum with the capabilities and tools for tackling pet hair.

Combat carpet odor with a natural dry cleaner.

Even the cleanest of homes can have lingering odors. Sometimes smells live deep in carpets, and surface cleaning just doesn’t suffice. Dry carpet cleaners are a good solution in these types of situations, as they both clean and add fragrance.

You can find these products sold in stores but you can also make a natural version at home. In a food processor, blend baking soda, cornstarch, cornmeal, Borax, cinnamon, and basil together. Then sprinkle the mixture over carpets and let it sit for a few hours or overnight. Afterwards, simply vacuum up the powder and enjoy the clean, fresh fragrance.

While cinnamon and basil are both non-toxic, some ingredients in natural cleaners (like bay leaves) are toxic. If you decide to swap out spices, make sure they are safe for pets.

4 Clever Ways To Streamline Your Back To School Routine

Fall is officially here, and with school back in full swing, are you still trying to smooth out those morning routine kinks? There’s no better way to get back on track than by using these four simple tips to help get over the summer and transition into the fall — with school spirit to boot!

Create A Central Landing Zone

Has your child missed the bus because they can’t find an overdue library book, field trip permission slip, or even his or her shoes? Creating a central landing zone is a smart idea to streamline and de-stress getting out the door in the morning. By adding wall cabinets for laundry room storage, you create a place for children to stay organized and start the day off right. Above, designate a cabinet with a basket for hats and gloves, and an in-box for papers parents need to sign. Then add hooks for hanging book bags and jackets. Place a bench below, with cubbies for holding shoes.

Start A Better Breakfast Routine

Speaking of starting the day off right, eating a good breakfast has been shown to have a positive impact on school performance. Stock your pantry cabinets with healthy options like whole grain cereal, granola, and instant oatmeal, keep fresh fruit, nut butters, and protein rich yogurt in the refrigerator, and whip up make ahead breakfast items that can be quickly heated in the microwave oven, such as Breakfast Egg Cups, pre-baked French Toast, and frozen breakfast sausage with hard boiled eggs.

Plan Ahead The Night Before
Avoid the morning rush by packing lunches the night before. Store yogurt tubes, fresh fruit (or fruit cups), cheese cubes, cut veggies, hummus, sliced pepperoni, and deli meats centrally located in a refrigerator bin. Keep a second bin in the kitchen pantry with whole wheat bread and crackers, granola bars, pretzel sticks, chip bags, and other snacks, and let kids choose items to add to their lunch box. It’s also smart to encourage kids to pick out their outfits and pack up their homework the night before, as well, so that the morning routine can be as smooth as possible.

Designate A Special Place For Homework

There’s nothing worse than a mess of homework papers piled on your countertops, especially when you have an open concept kitchen where clutter is always on display. And while it’s nice to have your child next to you while cooking meals, doing homework in the kitchen is not ideal, since there are also distractions everywhere. And while an open concept kitchen has its benefits, you have the added issue of a television right across the room. In a recent blog, we talked about How to Add A Homework Station To Your Home Office. By giving children a quiet place to call their own, you make homework a more enjoyable and easy experience for all.

How To Design An HGTV Inspired Kitchen

If you’ve ever fallen into a long and enchanting HGTV binge watch, there’s no need to preface the allure of the kitchens seen there. With every “i” dotted and “t” crossed, no detail is ever left undone.

How amazing would it be to have that same show-stopping effect in real life? While a screen-worthy kitchen may seem out of reach now, we’re here to help make your HGTV fantasy a reality in your home.

At Willow Lane Cabinetry, we offer free room design services to help you achieve your perfect kitchen in just a few clicks. To get started, fill out the contact form and click, Submit. Once we receive your request, we will assign you a personal design specialist who will walk you through every step of your kitchen remodel.

Whether you’re debating between white cabinets or gray kitchen cabinets, or can’t decide if that wine rack will look right with your layout, we can help. Your free kitchen design includes a custom layout, photorealistic renderings (so you know exactly what your choices will look like in your space), and an itemized list with everything you need and how much it costs. While we can’t send the Property Brothers over to your house, we like to think we’re the next best thing.

While you’re waiting to be connected with your design specialist, start browsing and have a few top styles in mind. Our favorite options for an HGTV inspired kitchen are our medium color and white cabinets. You’ll see a diverse selection of finishes including blue, green, beige, and gray kitchen cabinets. Styles range from traditional to modern and there is a cabinetry set for every taste.

If at any point you find yourself stuck between two similar styles, just request a sample. Sometimes seeing the style and finish in real life is necessary to make your final decision, so we make ordering samples as easy as possible. Just order the samples you want, and when you are done, ship them back to us. We will refund your purchase less return shipping and you will have a clear idea of which cabinets will look best in your home.

Creating a “need and love” list is another good exercise to complete before we start designing. One reason why the homeowners on HGTV are always so pleased with their new kitchen is that it’s as functional as it is beautiful. It’s important to take some time to think about the way you currently use your kitchen and where there is room for improvement. Jot down what you would need to have a perfectly functional kitchen. Then, let your mind wander to the wow factors that really stood out to you in the kitchens you’ve seen on your favorite shows. Maybe it’s a breakfast bar kitchen island or a wet bar. Write down what you would love to have if there were no limits to your remodel.

Knowing what you need to achieve your perfect kitchen and what would take it to the next level will help us create the perfect HGTV inspired design for your home and budget. There’s a reason Willow Lane Cabinetry has been featured on both DIY Network and HGTV — now, find out why for yourself!