1/30/2024 0 Comments Fully renovates kitchen homescapes![]() ![]() Our kitchen cabinets came in and we had these green/gray beauties installed and we were obsessed with the colour! We also opted for soft close, which is a game changer. During this time, we did dishes in the bathroom sink and ate a lot of take out – so fun. We carefully removed the sliding door and framed in the wall all in one (exhausting) day.įor about a month, we worked tirelessly with the help of both of our families and a good friend to rip apart walls, move electrical, frame the archway, put up drywall, mud and tape (UGH) and paint. Just a few small changes, right?Īt the beginning of June, we grabbed our sledge hammers and went to town on the old cabinets. We chose to relocate the kitchen to what was our dining room (where the sliding door was), move the backyard entry over where the sink was and create an archway in the dividing wall. Kirby and I taped out about 50 different layouts on the floor, but we knew that we had to open up the main floor, which meant knocking out the dividing wall and moving all of the appliances and cabinetry. The one bright spot in this space was the gorgeous and massive sliding door. It was separated from the living space by a wood panelled wall. Our 1960s kitchen was just slightly outdated, complete with pinky-beige cabinets with scalloped trim, a retro double wall oven and a horrible layout. A lot of blood, sweat and tears has gone into this home since then, including adding a basement suite, replacing flooring and painting, renovating the main bathroom and finally, renovating the kitchen/living space. ![]() When I bought this house in 2017, I loved the character and the overall layout of the house, and I just knew that it had so much potential. This blog post has been in the making for so long! Our kitchen renovation took three months from start to finish, but really we had been planning it for years! I’m so excited to finally share our fully renovated kitchen reveal! ![]()
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