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5 exposures @ 2ev

Photomatix, LR and PS

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 in the Dairy.

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!

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!

I raised the kitchen appliances to give them a better height for the dolls

ULearn offers students the use of a kitchen where they can finish their homework before class(!), sit and chat and pass the time, or just listen to music.

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

He acts like he belongs there.

Ráday utca 30. Entrance from Biblia köz.

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.

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.

Nerang House - AFTER Renovation

I do NOT like our kitchen, but I'm sharing anyways. Read more at aesthetic outburst.

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

for Our Daily Challenge topic - 'In the Kitchen.'

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)

This CGI Kitchen photography was created for a leading DIY store chain and is only a small example of the CGI images we produced for their new product launch. Our set designer and photographic stylists were responsible for all the creative production designing all the Kitchen layouts and the interior design of the room decor.

This Custom Kitchen was Definitely Worth the Wait! This Customer Was Sure Excited to See the Finished Product!

 

All in Solid Brown Maple/Onyx

and a Solid Walnut Butcher block piece to top it off.

ApartmentTherapy - Matthew & Chloe's Corset Factory 05

Description:

 

This turn of the century house in San Marino needed a lot of work. In addition to areas (kitchen, bathroom and more) being in disrepair it urgently needed a face lift. We eliminated some (structural) walls and relocated others, creating space for a modern and inviting kitchen. The style of the house, however, was to be preserved. The open beam ceilings and the rich hardwood floors, for example, matched the original craftsman elements. Some very cost-effective yet surprisingly effective upgrades at the exterior were done as well. Some doors/windows were relocated or changed. The old broken flat work was replaced and some painting took care of the rest for the most part. The result is a house true to its heritage, but free of the dated systems and broken elements. More so, the result is a lasting and inviting space for the entire family and their friends to get together and create life long memories!

 

Tips & Advice:

 

Original, structural ceiling beams could be emulated with authentic looking plant-on beams. Distressing and properly finishing the wood to match the age-old original is a must. Exteriors could be refreshed for fairly little. Removing a dated window, installing French doors, some minimal hardscape and landscape and tasteful painting should do the trick!

 

Our still in-progress kitchen renovation. Read more at aesthetic outburst.

Kitchen with 2 flashes CL and Just Above Camera. I wanted to show the front of the island with the wine fridge and bottles. Forgot to PS out the plastic covered speaker on the ceiling.

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.

Beautiful vintage kitchen with Vitrolite on the walls.

 

These images came from the "Home Owners Catalogs" of 1949/50 Which I bought at a used book store while on my trip to Virginia.

One of the musicians of our band called "grown" -

 

if you'd like to take a look ...

 

our facebook-link:

www.facebook.com/grownband

 

link to our music:

soundcloud.com/grown-band

  

A tall ceiling in this cherry kitchen adds a great deal of storage.

Okay, here is the updated kitchen. The painters showed up less than a week after we got the keys, because y'all KNOW how I feel about oak cabinets. It's so much brighter in here! Our realtor popped by the week before last and liked it a great deal.

 

Having had my fill of ceramic-top stoves, the one here will be replaced with a big fat gas stove. (Vintage if we can find one!)

 

I have many plans for this kitchen. Many many. ;)

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