Thank you

11 years ago

Thank you for giving me help with my kitchen layout. It is turning out so much better than I expected. Not finished yet, but I love it

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Carrie B

11 years ago

That looks wonderful! Would you post a link to your last (or longest) discussion here? Always interesting to see the background. Congratulations!

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oldbat2be
11 years ago
That coffered ceiling and lovely windows... happy sigh here:) Please keep posting progress pictures!
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daisychain Zn3b
11 years ago
I love it, too!!!
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mgmum
11 years ago
It looks awesome! I love the wall of windows and the view!
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ck_squared
11 years ago
Can't wait to see the finished room!
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gwlake
Original Author
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
I will try to find it. Basically. I moved to a very small town. Cabinet guy was giving me hand written drawings. I was encouraged to ask builder to find me a different cabinet guy. Which builder did and it was soo much smoother of a process. New cabinet guy had cad. I have 12ft ceilings. (Posed some issues). And I only had one sink. I didn't want my dishwasher on my island. I have a prep sink inside. Also using a 48 inch range vs, the double oven and smaller range.
Amber
11 years ago
Wow! So many things to love! That coffered ceiling throughout is gorgeous. The open shelves really add interest as well. What are you doing for pulls? Also, I LOVE the door style!!! Beautiful!
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gwlake
Original Author
11 years ago
I'll show you the pulls in a little bit. They are in my car. :). I hate how the pictures look stretched out on screen. My kitchen isn't short and squatted. The shelves on the left will have cabinet doors. That is something I agonized over. I am doing full glass. I love grids. But didn't want to worry about lining up the shelves with the grids. And I am thinking about putting glass above the kitchen sink.
sherri1058
11 years ago
Looks great! Drooling over the ceilings (said she who has < 7' ceilings).
cpartist
11 years ago
I am so jealous. Love those coffered ceilings. Alas they didn't work for my space. And the rest of your space looks fabulous too.

Question how high are the uppermost cabinets?
gwlake
Original Author
11 years ago
The cabinets are actually one box. Which I love! The lowers are 42 and upper is 18. I will have a 7 inch crown placed on top. Along with a light rail. Coffered ceilings are my absolute favorite. Sorry I hear it didn't work out for you.
lisa_a
11 years ago
Love your box beamed ceiling, walls of windows and copper sinks! Looking forward to seeing more progress pics and then your reveal.
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User
11 years ago
Beautiful! Must be so encouraging to see such progress. Looking forward to your updates.
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rebunky
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Looking fantastic. I remember that you are doing that amazing gold, white, brown, and greyish blue swirly granite or onyx stone with the Sonoma crackle glass tile accent. This is going to be a show stopper!!! Oh and two, yes TWO, copper farm sinks!
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gwlake
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you everyone! I cannot wait to move in. We had said Nov 1. Well it's not happening. :(

Anyway, these are the pulls I am looking at. Need to decide on the size.
lisa_a
11 years ago
Is that first pic showing a handle with ends that stick out past the posts? I recommend against that style. IME, the ends catch on clothing, pockets, loops, etc and often that ends with ripping clothing. Back when painters' pants were all the rage (just a few years ago, ha), I ripped so many pairs of pants because of the blasted kitchen pulls we had.