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mushti2112

Reconfiguring a used / second hand kitchen

mushti2112
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

It's amazing what a good carpenter and a lick of paint can do. Bought this second hand solid wood bespoke kitchen from a house in St John's Wood for a fraction of a cost of a new one. Paid a carpenter to reconfigure and fit it into our gutted extension and then repainted it in Skimming Stone by Farrow & Ball and replaced the handles.

This is the kitchen in it's original location.

This was our old kitchen before the walls were removed and everything gutted.

And this is the after (pics taken before the chrome handles were put on)...

Comments (3)

  • PRO
    Rob Crawshaw Photo
    7 years ago

    Nicely done, new kitchen looks like it's to be lovely.

  • Cakelady
    7 years ago
    wow looks amazing!
  • PRO
    Sustainable Kitchens
    7 years ago

    This looks great! Excellent idea to reuse an old kitchen and make a few modifications. Very green and eco-friendly!

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