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2LittleFishies Yellow Kitchen Reveal !!! LONG!
posted by: 2LittleFishies on 02.08.2013 at 09:07 am in Kitchens Forum OK, here is my finished yellow kitchen thread! Can't believe it is here!
I can't thank ALL of you enough (or at least those who shared in my vision!) for all the help. Like most of us I really spent so much time on every decision. I joke that nothing happened by accident. There are so many of you that contributed your thoughts and ideas but I want to especially thank lavender_lass and marcolo for all of their wise words and helping me find and stay true to my vision. I found the hardest part of renovating is not going off track every time you have to make a decision and not letting others sway you to do things you really don't want to do! What is NOT finished: Specifics: *Custom Cabinetry- Cabinet Maker in PA. *Colors of Cabinetry- BM Barley 199, BM Mascarpone AF-20 Cabinets were finished with a catalyzed lacquer (not paint) and clear top coat. *Wall Paint- Kitchen- BM Elephant Tusk OC-8 *Countertops- Vermont Imperial Danby Marble 3cm (purchased from PMI in NJ); Black Walnut 2" Thick Island Top finished with Satin Waterlox (constructed by our Cabinet Maker) *Appliances- *Floors- Red Oak finished with Minwax Provincial Stain and Vermeister Commercial Finish Poly. Matte *Hardware- *Lighting- *Sinks- *Faucets- *Insinkerator Evolution Essential Disposal *Backsplash by Wizard Tile *Stools- Counter Height from Grandinroad BEFORE: This project included pushing out the entire back of our 1950 Cape 7 feet. Also, removing about 5' of our living room wall which involved moving the basement steps over. Removing a wall between the dining room and kitchen, adding a covered porch. We also did all new siding and other exterior things but I'll stick to inside. Kitchen was originally a galley measuring about 19' x 9 1/2'. Dining Room was about 8 1/2' wide. Now it's really one large room 28' x 16 1/2'. Kitchen side alone is 16' x 16 1/2' Choosing reveal photos was worse than narrowing down pics for our Wedding Album! SO sorry in advance for the quantity! Hopefully you'll never have to ask me for more pics : ) AFTER: BAKING AREA SIDE OF KITCHEN: Most of my drawers like these are adjustable which I'd highly recommend. If they weren't I wouldn't have been able to remove partitions to fit taller pieces. Key Cabinet My KitchenAid COOKTOP SIDE OF L: SINK WALL: TV Pocket Doors Over Fridge ISLAND: Thanks, Breezy : ) Storage at Back of Island (Shelves are 9 1/2" deep) NOW GOING TO THE RIGHT OF THE SINK/FRIDGE WALL into Dining Area: 6" DEEP BROOM CLOSET LOOKING FORWARD TO SPRING/SUMMER VIEWS: MY ORGANIZATIONAL SPOT (cork back, file drawer, printer, BluRay player, desk items, charging drawer) WHERE BANQUETTE BENCH WILL BE: BAR AREA: REFRIGERATOR DRAWERS: CUSTOM SLIDING DOORS-- These were at one point supposed to be pocket doors but I didn't want to close off views by having 3' of wall pocket on either side so came up with this which is working well at blocking sound but still gives an open feeling to the space. INTO LIVING ROOM: LIVING ROOM LOOKING INTO KITCHEN: The blue looks brighter than it does IRL: A FEW LAST SHOTS... NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 02.08.2013 at 03:24 pm last updated on: 02.08.2013 at 03:25 pm
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RE: Reed Diffusers (Follow-Up #3)
posted by: addicted2junk on 02.19.2009 at 10:41 am in Soap & Candle Making Forum For my reed difusers, I use Everclear and fragrance oil. I haven't made any for about a year now cuz they haven't been a very big seller for me so I can't remember what my recipe was. Bitter Creek Candle Supply has alot of suggestions and they have the oil already to order. I get all my supplies from there.
Cindy Here is a link that might be useful: BitterCreek NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 05.24.2009 at 01:47 am last updated on: 05.24.2009 at 01:47 am
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