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Pics of my mostly DIY Kitchen.
Posted by mlaj2000 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 30, 05 at 20:30
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Cabinets: Kitchen Craft Lexington door in Maple with Millstone finish
Granite: Verde Butterfly with ogee edge
Floor: 20" Porcelain tiles by Cerdomus. Tuscany series, color-Noce
Backsplash: 4 X 4 porcelain made to look like tumbled marble. I installed myself for around $65.00
Sink: Kindred Big D KSSXU
Faucet: Price Pfister Parisa Pullout
Soap Dispenser also PP
Knobs- French twists in antique pewter purchased on ebay for $.99/piece
Range: GE Profile Slide in
Ref: GE Profile Custom style counter depth
Micro- OTR GE Profile
DW- F & P Dishsrawers in Stainless steel
Paint: Ralph Lauren's Maleya Red mixed for BM Aquapearl
Cabinets purchased from Buycabinets.com
This was mainly a DIY project We still have to add the under cabinet moulding and the floor saddles
**Granite and floor tile was installed by professionals. Everything else was done by us.
Here is a link that might be useful: my pics
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RE: Pics of my mostly DIY Kitchen.
Beautiful! I am also impressed that you did the work yourselves. Wow. Enjoy! RE: Pics of my mostly DIY Kitchen.
- Posted by: allison0704 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 1, 06 at 17:29
| You really did a great job! Everything is pulled together nicely. Is the layout about the same as before? How long did the project take? Enjoy your new kitchen! |
RE: Pics of my mostly DIY Kitchen.
| Thanks for your kind words. The project took almost 2 years from the design standpoint. 8 months of construction. The Layout is completely different. We changed windows and closed up a door. took down a partition wall and removed soffits. Moved plumbing..etc.It was a complete gut. That's why it took us so long. Husband was very good at demo. Luckily we had friends to help us put things back together. :) |
1 comments:
Hi there. Loved your kitchen. We have red walls too and are in the middle of design where we think we will retain them.
Our KD has come up with a corner sink. The window would be on the left shoulder of the user.
We are considering a mirror backsplash, or perhaps tile to match the floor.
Cabinets will be either similar to yours or maple in a light stain.
How have you found your corner unit? Would you go with it again. Any disadvantages?
Thanks
Alex
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