Office Kitchenette Renovation

Our friend Jessica, @everydaypartymagazine on Instagram, recently updated her office kitchenette and shared the process with us.

Stylish kitchen setup with a gray sink, bronze faucet, coffee maker, orange mugs, and wooden shelves holding decor and bottles, along with a vase of pink tulips on the counter.


My husband and I own our businesses, and we recently moved into our forever home for our offices. We host clients regularly, and I use our space as a photo studio for my blog, so we truly want our space to be an extension of our home. When we toured the space, we knew immediately it was the one for us, and began dreaming of ways to make it our own.



Simple kitchen setup with beige cabinets, a small sink, and a plain countertop against a gray wall.
Partially disassembled kitchen cabinet with tools and cleaning supplies, wires exposed above the countertop, and a drill on the floor.


There was an outdated and, frankly, ugly kitchenette space in the middle of our office that HAD to be renovated. We removed the upper cabinets, counter, and small sink within days of signing our long-term lease. Then, we installed shiplap, farmhouse shelving and lighting, a gorgeous butcher block counter, and a truly show stopping farmhouse sink from Sinkology.



Kitchen cabinet under construction with exposed pipes, a small water heater, and bare wooden countertop, wires hanging from the wall.
A man installing a white panel on a wall with exposed wires, wearing a green shirt and working in a small alcove.
Partially installed white shiplap on a gray wall with exposed wires, a power tool on the wooden countertop below.


Partially painted shiplap wall with blue painter's tape along the edges, and a paint tray with rollers on a countertop under construction.
Newly installed light fixture illuminating a shiplap wall with tools and a drill on a partially assembled countertop below.
Work area illuminated by a new light fixture, with tools and drills on a partially constructed countertop against a shiplap wall.


New kitchen sink and faucet in a box, with the faucet packaging labeled "Canton" by Pfister, ready for installation.


The Josephine Drop-In sink is absolutely the most stunning sink I have ever seen and paired with a Pfister Canton faucet make me fall in love each and every time I see it.

We were able to install the sink in less than three hours with the suggested app and instructions sent with the sink.



Small kitchen area with dark cabinets, gray sink, wooden shelves displaying decor items, and a light fixture overhead.
Close-up of a gray kitchen sink with a bronze faucet, a wooden cutting board, and a vase of pink tulips on the counter.
Cozy kitchen nook with a gray sink, bronze faucet, coffee maker, wooden shelves holding decor and bottles, and a vase of pink tulips on the counter.


Newly installed gray kitchen sink with a bronze faucet, wooden countertop, and a vase of pink tulips beside a cutting board.
Cozy kitchen corner featuring a gray sink with a bronze faucet, a coffee maker with an orange mug, a vase of pink tulips, and wooden shelves displaying decor items above.


The sink is made of a durable, but beautiful fire clay, and I am sure it will last well beyond our time at our office.

My only regret with this sink is not having one in my own home as well!

Jessica Roe

Everyday Party Magazine



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