Linden Hills FarmhouseFarmhouse Kitchen, Minneapolis

A traditional maple kitchen highlighted by stainless steel appliances and soap stone counters. The floor was salvaged from the 100 year old home that previously occupied the site.

(Seth Benn Photography)

URL: http://www.thegudhousecompany.com

Inspiration for a cottage kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with stainless steel appliances and wood countertops — Houzz

cost of countertops

- Hello, just wondering about the cost of the wooden counter tops. thanks for answering, barbara

zazfuzzroc
Just an idea, the almost same size piece of butcher block from ikea costs only 195.00. But you have to oil it, which they also carry the oil for about 8.00
February 21, 2014
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Care4Tops.nl
I would recommend to oil every wooden countertop used in the kitchen. By doing so you can check the "pearl effect" and see if it is protected against water. If the waterdrops don't "pearl" it's time for maintenance. An oiled countertop can be sanded very easy if you want to remove wear and tear marks. This is a lot more work if your countertop is lacquered. Keep a good eye on the edges if you have an undercount sink. It's end grain and needs more care than other parts of your top.
February 28, 2014

ramiro23 wrote:Oct 8, 2014

what is the color of wall paint please.

Kathy
I used almost these exact colors on a house flip kitchen remodel we did. Sag Harbor Grey by Valspar (Lowes) was what we used because a friend had used it in a new family room addition. Crazy thing is, the paint chip looked grey... But on the wall it's this gorgeous, comforting, sage kind of green! Loved it so much I put it in our master bedroom!!
January 8, 2015

jenna2e2 wrote:Dec 30, 2016

island counter top

- what type of wood is the island counter and what type/color/ stain was used? how well does it clean up and resist staining?

Kyle Schmiesing wrote:Sep 12, 2016

Island

- can you post an additional pic of the island

mszoom wrote:Feb 21, 2015

Range exhaust fan.

- Make/model of the chimney exhaust fan, distance from cooktop to bottom of the fan hood, distance from bottom of fan hood to ceiling. If someone could answer it would be so very helpful. There was a cabinet and soffit above range .. I took down the cabinet and would like to remove soffit but not do not want bottom of fan hood too far above the cooktop. This looks like what I have pictured in my mind for my kitchen remodel. Many thanks for any help. sure if I should leave sofitt or take outautere

janmd wrote:May 2, 2014