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see the different color in the back

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colors

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notice the backslpash

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backsplash

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pantry

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wall cabinet

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Reclaimed Wood Floating Shelves, Set of 2

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Refined Texas, Barnwood Shelves, Set of 2

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Industrial Reclaimed Wood Wall Shelf, 24"x17.5"

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5. Walls of tile in bathrooms and kitchens. Many homeowners are eschewing the typical above-the-countertop, below-the-cabinets backsplash format and going a bit more dramatic with full floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall tile coverage. In bathrooms, tile is going everywhere. Many designers and homeowners find that it’s a minor splurge to buy enough tile to cover the walls of a relatively small or medium-size bathroom or kitchen.

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21. White-and-wood kitchens. To keep the all-white kitchen look from becoming too cold, designers and homeowners are introducing wood accents to help break up the look visually and provide much-needed warmth.

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10. Counter-depth fridges. For small to modest-size kitchens, remodeling is often a game of inches. Counter-depth refrigerators sit flush with adjacent cabinetry and countertops, freeing up just a bit more space while creating a streamlined look.

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Natural Tea Shelf

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Rustic Bookcases by (del)Hutson Designs SALE View Reclaimed Wood Floating Shelves, Set of 2 $80 $55.20

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A standard undermount sink was another cost saver.

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steps steps steps

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see the curtains, then the shade...and of course the shelving

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“The kitchen renovation was a super, super budget makeover,” Amanda says. “The entire makeover cost under $1,000, and that included the butcher block countertops, farmhouse sink, paint, wallpaper backsplash, bead chandeliers and new flooring.” To protect the Anthropologie wallpaper backsplash, Amanda applied three coats of matte Polycrylic over the top of it. She also refinished the countertops for a limed-oak look and kept some upper cabinets open to put some favorite dishes on display, including a plate with a whimsical illustration. Wallpaper: Kaleidoscopic Crest, Anthropologie

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after with fridge, notice the fixture too.

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before with fridge

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