Blending the Two Sides
The kitchen had two faces that I needed to figure out how to make them become one. With the entry moved and the pantry relocated, I started painting away the brown cabinets and ordered new hardware. At the same time, remove the sheetrock and brown and gold tile from the backsplash to expose and paint the shiplap.
I added small details with the vintage towel rack and roller shades on the windows. We came up with the detail on the wall they left in the middle of the counter. Plus, new ceiling light fixtures are also much-needed fans.
Then you turn and look at the other side of the kitchen and say now what? The refrigerator moved to the corner to its proper place, and the pantry moved the upper cabinets hanging by a skinny nail. We need to replicate the sink side. We removed the sheetrock, upper cabinets, and backsplash tile. Plus, I wanted to replace the microwave hood above the stove with a vent hood that vented out the roof.
We decided to replicate the original upper cabinets from the sink side. I knew my awesome husband could do anything! I can’t remember which of our kids bought him this t-shirt, but it says, “If Papa can’t fix it, we are screwed.” He hates it when I brag on him, LOL. And the cabinets look amazing—Complete with a new range hood. I bought “what they call a Retrowave and placed it on a rolling cart where the refrigerator was located.
9 Comments
Cindy Toledo
Beautiful! Always love how talented you are in making everything so beautiful.
Jackie
You two are amazing! Nice job!
I’ll need to do some painting in the AZ house kitchen. Will be calling for pointers!
Movers show up September 25th!!
Linda Morehouse
Jackie, call me; we need an update!
Linda Morehouse
Thank you Cindy!
Lynn Roberts
You and Tony have accomplished so much! Excellent!! Love seeing all the transformation in the photos.
Linda Morehouse
Lynn, I think of you often and always ask myself, “what would Lynn do?”
Lynn Roberts
That is funny because I ask myself, “what would Linda do??” Mutual admiration club.
Janice Parker
LindaI You did an amazing job! I am so impressed! I need to paint.
Linda Morehouse
Thank you Janice!