Nice work! I love that you incorporated the legs from the old kitchen table.

Beautiful work! I love it!

Very clever to use the old table legs at the sink ... that looks awesome! It's looking great so far. This has got to be the quickest transformation ever from "start" to "reveal" on GW!

If you get a chance, maybe you can share your thoughts on your paint sprayer and how it worked out for you on this thread HERE.

jellytoast - I did

Great!

It looks great.

Looking good!

Wow! Nice job. I love it!

Can't wait to see it with the backsplash installed!

Would you mind telling, or showing, how you made the wood counter tops?

Very nice! The sink looks great.

I'm very jealous of how fast you got things done.

It looks great, I love that glass.

Well - about 98% done. My DW had to head home for the evening, so I'm going to try to get as much knocked out tomorrow as I can. I'm guessing next Saturday for everything to get buttoned up.

Here are a few pictures now that we've cleaned most things up.

Troy, there's an old saying I've read on this site--"Fast, Cheap,
Quality...pick two, you cannot have all three." You have proved it
wrong! I love that you re-used the table legs, and used the tile
backsplash, which adds a light, fun vibe to a house in a fun space. Great
remodel--I hope your family enjoys it for many years to come. Thank you
for sharing it with us.

I love it

We love it. You nailed it with the shaker style!

Gray is really popular and it really gives you that beach house feel. White can sometimes be too stark. They gray is warm and homey. Great job on your choices of color and style.

What a charming little kitchen. You really did a great job!! Now you need that blue toaster like in Kitchen Magic's picture to go with your tile.

Wow!!!! I LOVE IT! I wasn't sure about your glass tile but when you mentioned water nearby it made sense and now seeing it installed it looks beautiful!!!!

It looks great. You must be so pleased.

Wrap up: after needling to take a few weekends away from the remodel for family and work, we got back down to the beach house and finished the details.

Here's the link to more details. I need to make a page that covers the whole process.

https://tf-workshop.com/2016/08/13/beach-house-kitchen-moving-in/

Thanks to everyone for your kind words and encouragement. I really appreciate it.

Troy

I have read all of your blog I love what you have accomplished. You are a skilled craftsmen! My husband is envious of your shop. He loves doing woodworking but now has no shop and all his tools and equipment were ruined in the flooding. I hope somehow he can get one together and do some work like you have done. Great job!

That would be so hard - loosing my tools. I hope he can get something set up.

I "lost my shop" for about two years, and it was difficult. I'm sorry it happened to you guys.

Beyond impressive! I LOVE it!!!!

jellytoast,

Well...

We did the larger bathroom earlier in the spring.

We did the small bathroom last fall

And my daughter and I slipped in a full gut and remodel on one of our bathrooms at home over Christmas break. She did almost all the work with me as the guide. Super fun.

I've had just about enough of bathrooms for a while - but we are putting a half one upstairs in a few months. There's none up there now (house built in 1938).

We need to replace all the windows in the house, so I'm planning on doing the big, expensive ones in September - if the weather holds. We are in Oregon, who knows what it will be like.

I also want to do the pantry. It's just some larger and nicer shelving.

And... I'm going to be building some log furniture in the coming weeks, teaching a few people how to do it. Teaching is a lot of fun. Here are a couple of my designs we will build.

Right now, I'm building an industrial standing desk for myself.

Thanks for asking!

Troy

I love your kitchen and your furniture! What part of oregon are you from? I grew up there. I miss the NW.

We live in Sherwood, southwest of Portland - and the beach house is in Lincoln City. Not to brag about Oregon too much - but where is a better place to live? I can't think of any. We are natives and love it here.

I spent years visiting Lincoln city. My dad lived in Otis while I was growing up. I'm not sure if that's even a real town or just an area. I spent many summers there. :)

Call me crazy, but I thought the first picture was the 'before' picture because it looked comfortable and my thought was, "why would you change that!?".. lol. Awesome job. You added character AND comfort into that kitchen and made it feel like a "homey" kitchen while being brand new :P

Russ