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Wed, Nov 4, 09 at 12:57
| I've been on this forum a little over a month - it's been fantastic. We have an odd-shapped kitchen renovation - it's a galley kitchen on a house that's had lots of additions over the years, making lots of small boxed areas. We're trying to undo some of this - and unfortunately couldn't get an open island layout - but have worked with KD and others to get this layout. We're getting ready to order cabinets - so would appreciate any final feedback!
(Cabinets: inset white painted; Appliances: stainless steel; Countertop: honed abs blk; Peninsula Top: carrara marble) A few details: * Small sink on left wall opens to a family room below. * We are planning to put a small table (counter height w/ matching carrara marble top) in the open area (breakfast area) at the bottom left of the picture * People flow left-to-right through from the dining area (left) through the breakfast area to the family room which is down 3 steps and sunken. Comments, suggestions - to make an open layout? Thanks!
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- Posted by dcfixerupper (My Page) on Wed, Nov 4, 09 at 13:29
| SORRY - This has has been reposted to the "on topic" discussions. |
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