On to the good stuff, here are the pictures of the kitchen:
After Before
Last weekend Aaron installed the under cabinet lighting, if you can see there above the light switch near the sink there is a little black circle (sensor) the lights have three dimmer settings. It looks so great! Isn't the white wonderful! The whole kitchen just welcomes cooking and baking and hanging out.
We bought our countertops from Colonial Marble and Granite in King of Prussia, PA. We got a great deal on them, we paid around $2k for ~55 sq. feet of granite countertop, and they threw in ~30 square feet of free backsplash tile (plus they gave us a little extra...on the side), and a new sink and faucet! We'd definitely recommend them, plus we were given some nice advice on where to go if we travel to Greece, which I've decided is where we'll be going after we tie the knot :-P
I just hung our dining room curtains this evening, FINALLY, so here's a little artsy picture of the dining room I took with my Hipstamatic app. It gives the pictures a vintage analog feel.
...and we can't forget about Lexi, I picked up this little picture at Marshall's, since Lexi seems like a person most day.
Hope everyone enjoys the rest of their Sunday and come on Jets :)
Your kitchen looks so beautiful. First the white paint on your cabinets looks awesome. I have white cabinets too and just love all the lightness they bring. Your granite countertops are so lovely!
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Shelia ;)
Great job! I love the lighting! Were these real wood cabinets or veneer? What did you do to prep them? You should link up at DIY Thrifty Thursday @ www.thrifty101.blogspot.com
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Looks Great! I just feel like you should have kept the old Dishwasher to keep the classic look to the kitchen. Haha jk You two are quiet the house flippers!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! It's such a great transformation. These are real wood cabinets, I believe they are pine. If you look back through previous posts you'll see we made many attempts on changing them. We thought we wanted to stain them at first but the wood wouldn't take the stain evenly. We should have went straight to painting them antique white and saved ourselves a lot of trouble! We just roughed them up a little with a light sand paper, cleaned them off with mineral spirits, and sprayed 2-3 coats of antique white onto them. They turned out wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHello! Found you through the DIY showoff! Your kitchen link is above mine :-) Your kitchen looks wonderful!! I love the white cabinets and granite!! Great job!!
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