Kitchen Renovation
8 years ago
Kitchen renovation Is almost complete.
We took out a wall that separated the kitchen and laundry room so we added square footage. We also opened up 1/2 wall separating a small family room and the kitchen and added a bar/counter.
We also removed the soffits and took the cabinets up to the ceiling. Replaced to textured ceiling with a smooth one and added can lights.
New flooring, cabinets, Quartz countertops and appliances.
We just need to add the molding on the top of the cabinets, some trim pieces, and a few pulls.
It’s been a long 4 months for DIYers.
We took out a wall that separated the kitchen and laundry room so we added square footage. We also opened up 1/2 wall separating a small family room and the kitchen and added a bar/counter.
We also removed the soffits and took the cabinets up to the ceiling. Replaced to textured ceiling with a smooth one and added can lights.
New flooring, cabinets, Quartz countertops and appliances.
We just need to add the molding on the top of the cabinets, some trim pieces, and a few pulls.
It’s been a long 4 months for DIYers.
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The hardware is tab pulls in satin nickel, we used 6” on most of the base cabinets and 3” on the wall cabinets.
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- 8 years agoThe faucet is by Delta in “champagne bronze” and I absolutely fell in love with it early on in my design planning, thus the pendant lights. The quartz is Cambria, from the Marble Collection in Newport.
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