We wanted this kitchen to feel bright and open!
Anthony West
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Thank you all for the comments and helpful tips as we transformed this kitchen (and house) from what it was to was it is! We wanted to create something bright and airy that would feel good to be in. Let me know your thoughts!
Here are the Befores:
Here are the Afters:
A few things you see:
- Quartz Counters
- Shaker Cabinets
- Subtile Tile & Mosaic Tile
- Maple Butch Block
- SS Appliances
- Porcelain Tile Floors
- Much More....
Such a fun project to let your imagination run wild.
Here's video on the house we Renovated: https://youtu.be/S6eKm38SY70
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