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Light painted composite for an interior design company. About 20 layers plus adjustment layers. The kitchen is set up in their showroom.
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The kitchen at the Coyote Flaco where we realised that it wasn't the local potatoes that were to blame for their lack of cooking, but the temperature at which water boils when you're 2,400m above sea level.
For all those who have been following the renovation, here's the (almost) finished article. We still need to decorate and there are a few minor things to finish off (not least the garden and removing the plastic from the cooker hood) but it's pretty much liveable in.
It's a large L-shaped room, with a kitchen area, a dining area and a couple of sofas. It leads through into what used to be the dining room (part of the original house) and which is now Clara's playroom. This is taken from just outside the playroom.
More pics in the renovation set.
Overall I'm pretty happy with my little budget kitchen. I wish the cabinet over the microwave was the same size as above the refrigerator, I think it would look less like steps that way and the microwave would be a little higher. I think there was an issue with the electricity, I can't remember.
"Just one piece of toast! Thanks!"
I was tagged by Zmrzlinka. Thank you! ;-)
Rules: Take a pic of your doll or dolls somewhere in your kitchen, tag your friends and let the games begin!
View from mud room/back door with living room in background. The old kitchen had a wall going across. We tore it down to the beam to open up the kitchen. We chose to go with shelves instead of wall cabinets because we like an open and airy look.
Inside the House of the Seven Gables
Salem, MA
"The east room, thought to be the original parlor of the 1668 house, was divided in 1909. The northern two
thirds of the original room were remodeled to represent a seventeenth-century kitchen with vertical shadowmolded
sheathing on the walls and a large brick fireplace fitted, in the seventeenth century manner, with a rear
oven and herring bone patterned brick below a smoke panel. The exposed framing members are, with the
exception of the chimney lintel, the only original 1668 features in the room."
You really have no idea how far I've fallen behind posting these pictures. It's becoming clear I will either have to curb my camera habits...or drown in an endless sea of photos. 😉
what's left in the kitchen at a badly decayed farmhouse(1 of 2!) at the ruins of a farm outside the tiny village of Waddams Grove,IL. One house was in rubble,this one was being held up by trees...
Part of a series for designer/builder. My client wanted the lights on so I kept some of the color casts that were existing because when I removed it all it looked fake. . Most powerful light by bank of windows and few others placed for fill.
My tiny kitchen. Small, but functional.
I've had a lot of good times here... holidays, birthdays and this is the house that Emilie first came home to. I'll miss it so I thought I would take a few pics to remember it by.
This is the essentially finished look of our kitchen. We spray painted the hardware, painted, and replaced the lighting fixtures.
Network Rail's New Measurement Train approaches Penrith at Kitchen Hill whilst working the 06:32 Slateford Depot - Crewe Carriage Sidings.
New kitchen! See those swanky green tiles and admire the fact that the Pure Evoke II no longer is precariously positioned on top of a cupboard!
With a large center island, lots of counter space, professional grade appliances, and abundant storage, this kitchen is a dream come true for the owner. She loves to greet each day by going to the kitchen with the morning sun filling the space. The cabinetry consists of beaded, inset doors of white glazed ash with raised panels at the base cabinets and beadboard at the wall cabinets.
Photography by Mike Kaskel
When I was a child "rubber gloves" were always yellow, and I bought yellow gloves out of habit for years after I was out on my own. But the last time I replaced my kitchen gloves I went for screaming pink. They do just as good at job protecting hands and they are a lot more fun.
365 Days in Colour: May: "pink"
Used in Our Daily Challenge: No Words Photogame www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576236...
Winner of the 2000 Contractor of the Year Award and featured on the Junior League Tour of Kitchens, this kitchen features inset cabinet to the ceiling for a vintage old world look. A contrasting painted black island makes for easy entertaining and casual dining.
My tiny kitchen makes me smile every morning, especially when making the first cup of tea.
For Our Daily Challenge ' What makes you smile'
In 2012 I built my new kitchen 90% myself. I love it. Details: Ikea cabinets, Cement counters, plank tile floors (gray wood www.irisus.com/collezioni.php?col=PORCELAINWOOD) Samsung stove and microwave, Maytag fridge