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1912 kitchen I found to be very large and very ineffective to use sink is about 20' from stove.Looking to ward pantry entrance
Bright, eat-in kitchen with 3 windows and access to the balcony for grilling. Stainless steel Frigidaire appliances and granite countertops new in 2008.
Kitchen tap with water running
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A very beginner sewing project, delayed by my poor math skills. The fabric is The Dinner Thief by kayajoy on Spoonflower (www.spoonflower.com/fabric/787903).
Eventually I'll make proper tiebacks with the leftovers!
This is the corner of my kitchen. I bought these chairs at a rummage sale on the South side of Chicago, and had them re-upholstered in this cheery yellow vinyl.
Wesley Ellen Design & Millwork
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Designers and builders of beautiful custom kitchens and fine cabinetry.
www.simplybeautifulkitchens.ca
1.888.309.0616
All new counter space that we didn't have before. And the best part...with so much space, I actually have places to put things instead of on the counters!
For the cottage’s décor we have combined the warmth of Hungarian antiques from the area with a cooler Scandinavian style.
The kitchen is fully equipped with gas stove, fridge, kitchenware, cutlery, cooking utensils, etc.
Southern Pines- Elevation E
Walls: Bittersweet Stem SW7536
Trim: Foothills SW7514
Cabinet Stain: Seneca Ridge- 36” hi-lo redesign, Maple Chiffon w/ Desert Accent
Kitchen Tops: Tropic Brown
Kitchen Backsplash: Union Square- Beige Terrace 2x8, grout #61 Parchment, Vert Brick Lay
Hardwood: Blythwood Hickory, Burnt Sugar 5” Distressed
Gourmet Kitchen
Our work is guaranteed, professional, safe, and well organized, providing quality work for all our customers at a reasonable price.
With Palmyra kitchen you are dealing with one person who sales, design, makes and install your kitchen, not with a team where you could be bounced up when a matter is to be followed up. As well, you are waving goodbye to all nasty salesmen and designers overheads commissions and pay only what your kitchen really cost and that is where you’re saving.
White open plan rustic kitchen butler sink brick splashback tiles painted floorboards butchers block table French doors real home L etc 06/2009 not used
What we did: Oh boy ... lots. Replaced all appliances, new countertops, new sink, tore out cabinets for stove (there was an "inwall stove" prior), new flooring, expanded mount for fridge, tore out pantry (where fridge stands) ... oh, and repainted, twice.
Electrolux gas range and microwave, a bit pricey but wonderful items. The coffee maker is a Jura J5 found on greedBay. I roast our coffee beans, bought from the incomparable Sweet Maria's (www.sweetmarias.com)
Nook & Crannies - Elevation C
Walls - Bittersweet Stem
Trim - Antique White
Cabinet Stain - Wall Cabs - Lenox Canvas w/ Mocha Glaze
Kitchen Tops - Typhoon Bordeaux
Kitchen Backsplash - Builder Select, BE10 6x6 straight bottom row, 2 rows of 1x1 middle, 3x6 brick lay
Hardwood - Danner 5” Oak - Coffee Bean
Here is a view of the updated kitchen. The glass was added to the old cupboards and they were 'antiqued'. Also, the dishwasher was just installed.
Manual blend of multiple flash frames and enfused ambient. 580EXII BOC (BC, CL, Kitchen Left and Right)
Flash + ambient frames. AD360 BOC above camera and flash frame for window. Blended in PS and finished in LR. CC welcome!
I've been wanting to try a standing workstation for quite a while now and I finally took the plunge a few weeks ago. Like the author of this post on Web Worker Daily, I didn't want to spend a lot of money setting it up. After experimenting to find just the right height, I discovered that I could obtain that height simply by using an empty cardboard box from our food delivery service (I even get a new box each week with my fruits & veggies delivery).
The best thing about this compact setup in my kitchen is that at the end of each day I tear it down and pack it up, which takes all of 5 minutes and puts a firm cap on the number of hours that I end up working.