Coloring in the architect's elevations

10 years ago

Since I am kinda going stir-crazy, waitin, I took my architect's elevations of the north and south walls of our kitchen, imported them into iDraw and drew over the top of them, just to get a better idea of what the finished product will look like. The space is a little over 9' wide and 19' long, so we've gone for a galley style kitchen.

I thought y'all might like to see them.

Comments (3)

byzantine
Original Author
10 years ago
The south wall, which will be open to the dining room:
dawnk82
10 years ago
Hi Bryzantine, I luv, from what it looks like, hickory cabinets. I am also using hickory cabinets, I am lost for an idea for blacksplash, what are you using.. Is area behind stove a window? Floating shelves to the right of stove I like. Whered does doorway to left of stove go to? What program did you use for your elevation views?. Geesh, I ask alot of questions.
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byzantine
Original Author
9 years ago
Hey there. For some reason, I'm not getting notifications even though I click the button to be notified.

Our backsplash is 2x8 subway tile. The area behind the stove is open into the dining room. I ordered a slab of hickory butcher block to go in that pass-through.

The elevation views were generated by our architect -- I don't know what he uses but I will ask. He sent us images so I grabbed a portion of those images and made it the bottom layer in iDraw.

Alas, there are some changes that needed to be made for structural purposes which change the end design, it will look mostly like this. I hope. *grin*