Before and After Kitchen Remodel
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Beautiful kitchen!!!
Question: Is there a kitchen table/dinning table with the new design? I see one in the old kitchen, but that has been replaced by the island. Do you have to eat all meals at the island now?
Question: Is there a kitchen table/dinning table with the new design? I see one in the old kitchen, but that has been replaced by the island. Do you have to eat all meals at the island now?
There is a kitchen table, you just don't see it in the new pictures.
Michael
Michael
Originally Posted by Street Spirit
Beautiful kitchen!!!
Question: Is there a kitchen table/dinning table with the new design? I see one in the old kitchen, but that has been replaced by the island. Do you have to eat all meals at the island now?
Question: Is there a kitchen table/dinning table with the new design? I see one in the old kitchen, but that has been replaced by the island. Do you have to eat all meals at the island now?
We set up a living space in the garage, and used the hose for running water.
Michael
Michael
Originally Posted by doopstr
Very nice.
I think I would have gone insane with a remodeling project going on in my house for 3 months though.
Was the kitchen unusable during that time? How did you eat?
I think I would have gone insane with a remodeling project going on in my house for 3 months though.
Was the kitchen unusable during that time? How did you eat?
The in-progress pics aren't showing up anymore?
If you look at the pics in the link Msnowdon posted I think you'll see why it was 85k. I was also suprised at first but that's a lot of work that was done.
The pics show the wall was structural, not just there to divide a space, so they had to replace it with a big ass wood beam. This type of thing surely involved an architect/engineer to figure out how to balance the load the wall had - which means $$$. Plus I'm sure they probably had to bring in electricians, plumbers, etc. Plus what, $20-30k in cabinets + granite? It adds up fast!
If you look at the pics in the link Msnowdon posted I think you'll see why it was 85k. I was also suprised at first but that's a lot of work that was done.
The pics show the wall was structural, not just there to divide a space, so they had to replace it with a big ass wood beam. This type of thing surely involved an architect/engineer to figure out how to balance the load the wall had - which means $$$. Plus I'm sure they probably had to bring in electricians, plumbers, etc. Plus what, $20-30k in cabinets + granite? It adds up fast!
85k doesn't sound outrageous to me.
I've nearly spent 5k doing demolition, prep, building a bit of structural.
Those are top of the line appliances, probably 20k worth factoring sink/faucets. Then you've $10k floor. $10k in granite. Windows, plumbing, blah, blah, blah... then you've still gotta pay someone for the work (I doubt it was entirely DIY)... 85k is fairly reasonable for what's been done here I think.
I've nearly spent 5k doing demolition, prep, building a bit of structural.
Those are top of the line appliances, probably 20k worth factoring sink/faucets. Then you've $10k floor. $10k in granite. Windows, plumbing, blah, blah, blah... then you've still gotta pay someone for the work (I doubt it was entirely DIY)... 85k is fairly reasonable for what's been done here I think.
wow thats one nice kitchen. but ya 85k sounds right. i know someone that spent 30k on their kitchen. and all that was done new cabinet, new counter top, all new stainless steel appliance ( not as nice as Msnowdon) floorng and they added a island.
Originally Posted by soopa
... and I didn't even mention cabinets, the tile backsplash, or the new door... yeah... 85k goes pretty quick.
anyway awesome kitchen.
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Very nice kitchen. We did ours about a year ago and it was hard without a kitchen for almost 2 months, especially with a 3 month old at that time. Here are some pictures, hope it works. If not, I'll try to host them somewhere else.
Before:
After:
It is not as nice as the OP's but we are very happy with it. Also, the door is now painted white and I changed the door frame to the fluted kind.
Before:
After:
It is not as nice as the OP's but we are very happy with it. Also, the door is now painted white and I changed the door frame to the fluted kind.
























