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Need Help with New Kitchen Remodel

Hi. I am looking to remodel my kitchen. We currently have white walls with white cabinets and laminated countertops with hardwood flooring which is faded and scratched up. (See photo below)


I am looking to do new Hampton Bay Cabinets with Lifetouch Vinyl Flooring (Praline Oak White) with Taj Royale Quartz. (AI Image below). What do people think of this idea? Open to any ideas and any suggestions for a good backsplash that goes with TaJ Royale Quartz


Thanks



Comments (9)

  • PRO
    last month

    We need a to scale floor plan of the whole space you are planning to use for the kitchen . Use graph paper to make it easier to do a scaled drawing. Before choosing anything you need that plan. On the plan show every window, doorways where those lead and every measurement clearly marked Post the plan here in a comment in jpeg format DO NOT start another post .That AI kitchen is all wrong on so many leverls . We also need to measurements of all the appliances in order to do a plan.

  • last month
    last modified: last month

    the Taj Royale countertop is VERY BEIGE.

    Why not something whiter than the Taj Royale or with more color?

    Laminate countertops have come a long long way since the 80's...

    Paint the cabinet and walls the same color and add interesting hardware

    Regardless of what countertop you choose, leave off the 4" curb backsplash on the back and tile up the wall instead.

    With your arched window, run the new cabinets to the ceiling so it is all on the same plane.

    I love a light wood flooring. Are you replacing all the flooring adjacent to the kitchen floor?

    You can paint the base of the island an interesting color to compliment the chosen cabinet color.

    the Hampton Bay Sinclair in Light Oak is nice


  • last month
    last modified: last month

    A frameless alternative to Hampton is IKEA Vedhamn. Built with European Oak in Hungary. Blum hardware.


  • PRO
    last month

    Before any selection, you show a scaled drawing of the entire space. Every wall, window, opening has a dimension, You show all FOUR sides of the kitchen,.......to include the side that obviously has the refrigerator: ) missing in the photo above, add pictures ALL angles of the kitchen.) The family room attached etc.

    You do not want an LVP floor butted to existing hardwood. Hardwood can be extended and all can be refinished!

    A backsplash is the very last thing to be installed, and you don't need the selection at this point.

    MOST important is layout and adequate clearances. Do not omit venting, and a microwave over the range is not ideal venting in any way.

  • last month

    Start at the beginning as Jan and Patricia request. We also need to know WHY any of this. What is this costing you and what do you get in the end? Losing real wood floors for vinyl is not a choice most would make. Refinish them. Why the cabinet switch? In the end you get cabinetry with the same basic look and feel of what you have. Is the cabinetry falling apart??? Refinished floor, beautiful stone counters with matching back splash will get you some bang for your buck. While you are at it give your island a bit of a make over, infuse some personality into it. We need to see this space from farther back it all looks very tight. I guess you don't need to justify your wants to anyone but you can pop off the 'back splash" you now have and add tile, in the end that's the biggest change your pictures are showing. You aren't even modernising the profile of your cabinetry...

  • PRO
    29 days ago

    Will your cabinetry be done in a new configuration? If not, will suggest you consider keeping the current cabinetry (if it's in good shape) and replacing the doors and drawer fronts.

  • 29 days ago

    The hardwood looks like it could potentially the Bruce prefinished floors - those can’t be sanded down. So it’s more a question of if the hardwood can actually be sanded down or not.

  • PRO
    18 days ago

    Still need the plan