bump-out kitchen of 1930's tudor revival

15 years ago

Finally finished ripping out the entire back of the house, taking the bricks off, demolishing a chimney, then putting bricks back on. The addition looks like the original 1930's tudor. No one can tell the difference. I designed the aesthetics of the exterior and interior, my husband designed the structure.

Most of this took 6 months to complete

This is some of the components that I chose:

Ann Sacks sur la mer backsplash tiles

Waterworks easton kitchen faucet

Wolf 36 inch stove

Delta pennisula faucet

Holiday cabinets in quartersawn oak

Shaws original sink

Subzero 36 inch refridgerator

Madura gold countertops around perimeter

Ladies dream countertop on the pennisula

Walnut tudor door from Millwork for Less

radiant heat in floor from boiler in the basement

Pot filler from Chicago Faucet

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hausfrau_auf_dem_see
Original Author
15 years ago
The original kitchen was a tiny galley kitchen that had barely enough room to turn around

Here is a link that might be useful: see more of the rehab project here
annachosaknj6b
15 years ago
Hausfrau, your remodel is wonderful! You did such a good job maintaining the Tudor style. My favorite feature is the tile carried up and over the windows; I love that look. Are the lights over your island from Rejuvenation?

Congrats on a beautiful kitchen that really ties in with your house (which looks like a fairy-tale cottage on the outside--so charming!).
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hausfrau_auf_dem_see
Original Author
15 years ago
hi,
Thanks so much. It's been a labor of love. The lights over the island are from Kichler, but the light in the dining room is from rejuvenation. We are now doing the bathroom in the same style.
starpooh
14 years ago
Hi hausfrau -
I love your kitchen! May I archive it in the Finished Kitchens Blog? If so please submit the FKB Category Checklist so I can easily categorize your kitchen.
Thank you!

Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Kitchens Category Checklist
kodak1
13 years ago
I love your kitchen!!! You did such a beautiful job. I noticed that you have Holiday cabinets. Are you happy with them? How is their quality and finish. They look beautiful in the showroom. I'm just planning my new kitchen and the KD that I spoke to carries this line. He said it's a custom line. Do you know if the cabinets come framed and frameless? Thanks for your help.