First and foremost, I need to thank Cozine Construction. Bob did such an amazing job bringing my dreams to life on the kitchen photo studio. So if you’re looking to have a kitchen photography studio of your own, here’s how we did it.
Build the shell
Instead of buying a pre-made shed or barn, we opted to build it from the ground up. In hindsight, I probably should have bought the pre-fabricated option. I thought I would be saving money to build it on my own, but it ended up coming out about the same (maybe even a little more). If I was going to redo it, I’d probably go with this option.
Finishing It Out
Whether you decided to get a premade shed or build it from the ground up like we did, you’ll still need to insulate it, sheet rock it, and paint it.
Designing It
If you’re looking for the items we used, here’s a few links for you:
Products Used
Paint – Sherwin Williams Snowbound (white interior and exterior trim), Acier (outside gray color), Black of Night (outside shutters)
Cabinets – Wolf Cabinets
Butcherblock Countertop and Shelving
Matte White Subway Backsplash Tile
This project has truly been a labor of love. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out by using my CONTACT ME page or commenting below.
