This is the final episode of my extreme 1920’s Spanish Revival kitchen makeover, and I’m taking you through the last push from start-to-finish details to the full final reveal. The entire design really started with the original tile—bold green, yellow, and black—and my goal was to preserve that historic charm while making everything feel fresh, intentional, and actually functional for everyday life. Styling a kitchen this colorful can be tricky, so I leaned into a mix of warm wood tones, polished nickel, and simple, classic shapes to keep the space elevated instead of chaotic. In this video, I’m finishing up the big visual moments—lighting, hardware, shelving, and the finishing touches that make the room feel “done.” I share why I chose a wall-mount utility faucet (it’s such a statement and so practical), how I mixed different pulls while keeping the finish consistent, and how the right sconces can completely change the mood of a kitchen. The takeaway is simple: when you’re working with strong original character, you don’t need to fight it—you just need to edit, repeat finishes, and layer in cozy texture so the old and new feel like they were always meant to be together.