help with kitchen
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Erin
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Need help for my kitchen
Comments (2)Correction: to construct two separate 2 ft run concrete slab at the each opposite end of the 9ft length kitchen (with access of 3 ft space at each end but has 5ft space in the middle)...See MoreNeed help with my kitchen cabinets
Comments (6)Hello there :) Nice design by the way. Perhaps you can: 1. Change the door panels only. Keep the existing shape & the cupboards, the carpenter can 'update' the doors with different handles too (like image above). 2. Spray paint is more $$$ but I think it is longer lasting. 3. Laminated is less $$ but as we all know it chips & eventually the laminate comes out (wear & tear). 4. Unless you want the inside of the cabinet to be changed from existing white to a different colour, then the carpenter have to dismantle everything & redo. So more $$$$ Hope this helps & Happy shopping!...See MoreNeed help for kitchen space planning
Comments (4)I've done a few similar units and created an island. The wc area has too many utilities (waste pipes etc) to be fully removed, plus living in a Maisonette myself, I find it practical to keep a powder room downstairs. You could push the wall between the front door (if you are able to purchase the access area, you can move the front door out as well for even more foyer space). In its place could be full height cabinets as well as your fridge. At the back wall you could plan your basin and hob on the island (or the other way around). My preference is to place a glass wall and door to the yard, so you have the washing machine away from the kitchen and another layer between the kitchen and the powder room. The chute is contained then as well, which works pretty ok. Your laundry will be out of sight if the glass is frosted, but still provides plenty of light. It requires a bit of planning, but you can create a fantastic and practical space. Good luck with your renovation, Arjan...See MoreHelp needed to design dry and wet kitchen
Comments (2)Please help by scanning your plan flat.. not distorted...See More
miacometlady
8 years agoIt's not for everyone, but I put a command strip over my stove and hang different things. Sometimes a plate, or a vintage copper strainer... Depends on my mood. You could put a large glass plate over stove for a nice color. Small appliances are an option to, just try to include 3 hits of a color.
subramani2014
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8 years agoUtilitec Pro battery powered under cabinet Puck LED lights from Lowe's are a quick, easy and inexpensive solution. $20 for two. Full power, half power and off. Attach with screws or enclosed double sided tape. No wiring required.
susan2494
8 years agoIf you really want to bring in more color the bar stools would be a good way. With the stools, the shade, you just need one more hit to be in perfect style :>) Add some canisters to the counter or it that passé now? Here are 3 sample fabrics
susan2494
8 years agoBlue barstools
I'm sure you can find some that match any of the fabric you like. You can get 2 of these for less than the price of 1 vapor stool. Pays for your shade.
PROSolange Boice / Design is Everywhere
8 years agoYou have many options. You should invest in the under cabinet light. I agree with juudean, IKEA has affordable ones. Check it out. Paint the walls with a less neutral color will help. Accessories, including small appliances, with bright colors will give a nice touch. Another element that you can add is a glass door. You can remove the central panel of your wall corner cabinet, and change it for a piece of glass. Use the cabinet to store colorful china or glasses. If you can afford, add an interior light. Another option is adding a wall decal, like the one below, on the back splash below the hood. It will call attention and create a fun spot.
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8 years agoBlindsgalore has printed roman shades in your size for $230.
3 more prints
I'll look up barstools
susan2494
8 years agoThe only ones I could fin in aqua or turquoise were $400-600 :>) Might have to stick with these
Let me know if you like any, they are all from overstock.com or Wayfair.com Most come in pairs for less than $150
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Wyndham Area Rug, Lavender and Ivory, 2'3"x9' · More Info
Linon Home Decor Vega Bar Stool Agean Blue X-U10ULB45041 · More Info
Scooper Barstool, Blue · More Info
Lumisource Spyra Barstool, Multi · More InfoRoman shade & throw rugs in front of the sink, stove & fridg with new counter stools all in the same colorway with under cabinet LED lights from IKea would help you so much with the all white "blues"!!
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