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Our "new" kitchen
#1

Before i did the reno...



   



After the reno...



   



   



And now I am tired... so off to Paso I go!





(I also notice that I am 4 posts away from a very "special" post!)
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#2

Does the result equal one happy wife? (Or is happy wife an oxy-moron?).
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#3

That looks very nice, I like how much difference the improvements in the lighting has made. Did you cut out the wall behind the stove prior to the 'before' picture? I like the backsplashes as well.. tile?
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#4

Great job. I could use a larger kitchen. Any interest? Lol
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#5

"Does the result equal one happy wife? (Or is happy wife an oxy-moron?)."



the result = a VERY happy wife = agreeing to go to Paso = one VERY happy 968er!



"That looks very nice, I like how much difference the improvements in the lighting has made. Did you cut out the wall behind the stove prior to the 'before' picture? I like the backsplashes as well.. tile?"



In my early 20's I was an electrician for several years, so lighting is my specialty.

I did cut out the wall behind the stove. It has a sliding pocket door to the left of the stove, which I eliminated as well as the upper wall behind the stove and counter. As a result we had to go with the ceiling hung exhaust fan, which is a fantastic unit.

Backsplash is tile in pre-arranged sheets (bought @ Costco - great quality). Floor is travertine (imported from Turkey - bought @ Home Depot). The porous properties of travertine absorb the coloured grout well, but in a kitchen apllication, three coats of sealer is highly recommended!



"Great job. I could use a larger kitchen. Any interest? Lol"



I think I'm "done" for awhile. My children think that dad will help them out in the near future as they begin to acquire their houses, so I think that I will stick to the "consultant" role.
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#6

Looks nice!! You must be feeling pretty good about the change.
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#7

very nice ! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/clap.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />



as for our kitchen, here it is : http://www.opentable.com/default.aspx <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#8

What a turn around. Wish the after shots were bigger as I bet I'm missing a lot of good stuff in the little details
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#9

Has this site become toooooo Martha Stewart?
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[quote name='cosimo' timestamp='1365778501' post='141306']

Has this site become toooooo Martha Stewart?

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Martha Stuart would not know HOW to do any of the work. She would simply dictate what colors and what materials to use.... wait... that's what my wife did!

I shouldn't complain, she has good taste. By doing the reno, she puts up with my 968 obsession!
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#11

You're right about Martha Stewart. Giving the wives something certainly does help our 968 obsession. I speak from experience
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