Old kitchen gone, gone, gone

14 years ago

Well, we've done it. Gone are the old oak cabinets and chunky tile countertops (as well as the old asbestos tile hidden underneath the ceramic tile). Now for the next few months of rebuilding.

Before:

Now:

This is our goal, with a breakfast area looking out on the back yard instead of a laundry room and mudroom:

Here's the temporary kitchen upstairs in the rec room:

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Comments (7)

badgergal
14 years ago
Looks like the temporary kitchen should work out fine. Good luck with the rebuild. Hope it moves along swiftly and problem free.
blfenton
14 years ago
Your plan looks beautiful.
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AnnaA
14 years ago
And you have a nice picnic space at a table! You will appreciate that little detail as time goes on!

Wow, you are down to bare bones. Your vision looks wonderful. Can't wait to see the finished space.
a2gemini
14 years ago
Love that window!
dianalo
14 years ago
I love your plan kitchen. If the counters look half as nice IRL, you will be very happy! I love how you maximized the view for the table. We chose to put our table by the windows and have the work area further inside and are glad for it.
willtv
14 years ago
Your plan looks great and your temp kitchen well thought out.
If you get time, post some in-progress pics.
Wishing you a swift & satisfactory completion.
clarygrace
14 years ago
Good luck! The plan looks wonderful!!! Looking forward to seeing progress and finished kitchen!! The window looks perfect!!!