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| THANKS to everyone who has ever posted information or pics on here, it's ALL been very useful and appreciated in our remodel!!!
Sources: Faucet: Rohl Country Collection C-Spout Deck Mount Bridge Faucet w/Sidespray, A1461WS, Polished Nickel, Metal Levers,
Sink: Rohl Shaw's Original, Rohl RC3018 Appliances: Kitchen Aid Dishwasher, Range, and Vent Hood, GE Monogram Microwave Wood top: Black Walnut plank style, 1 �' thick. Ordered 4x8 size 'Contractor-style DIY', contractor cut down and routed, I did finish with Waterlox products from craft-art, www.craft-art.com Pulls: www.restorationhardware.com, Duluth Pull Oil-Rubbed about $12.50 each, 4' and 6' used Knobs: Home Depot, probably $3-4 each
Lights: www.potterybarn.com, 'Harlowe' $99 each Tile: Dal Folio 1 series, 3x6 in AT01 SnowDrift Countertops: Absolute Black in 'Antiqued' from Pental in Seattle Corbels: www.vandykes.com, Legacy 9 1/2 Inch Curved Bracket Corbels |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kitchen Pics
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| It's so bright, airy, and just gorgeous! Your counters look so smooth I'd been rubbing my hand down them all day. |
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- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 1:08
| here's a few from her site. many more out there to look at! beautiful kitchen!
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- Posted by hosenemesis (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 2:50
| I love that glass in your upper cabinets- it's so pretty! Renee |
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| Lovely -- the island countertop has so much depth and warmth! Everything goes together perfectly. |
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- Posted by total_remodel (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 6:09
| Love your faucets. Congrats on your new kitchen! |
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| Your kitchen is beautiful. I love toy counters. The wood is lovely and warm. I also love your runners, where are they from? |
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| That is so pretty! Similar to my own colors, so I'm probably biased! Would you mind telling me how deep your micro cabinet is? We're looking at doing a similar application, open cabinet with the monogram microwave...how does that work out? Thanks! |
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| The walnut top is beautiful! Enjoy your new kitchen. |
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- Posted by clarygrace (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 7:40
| Nicely done with great touches....the glass fronts are lovely and the tin backsplash tile is fun!! Especially like the wood island countertop, adds great warmth! Enjoy! |
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| Beautiful! Now it's there for you to enjoy! |
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- Posted by bellajourney (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 8:16
| Beautiful!! My favorite components are your gorgeous wood island and those stunning pendants! Enjoy your wonderful creation!! |
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| BEautiful! Love, love, love your countertop. Did you order the wood countertop from craftart? Or just the finishing products? |
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| Really really nice and comfortable looking! Did you seal your AB granite? |
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- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 9:46
| I love how you made a mostly white kitchen feel so homey, warm, and inviting. I hope to do the same, and think it's not so easy. Congrats! |
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| Cheery, pretty kitchen! Enjoy it! |
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- Posted by farmhousegirl (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 10:44
| Love! It looks fantastic! I especially love the glass knobs! Congrats! |
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| Wow! We have the same doors & drawer fronts! Of course, your's haven't been through 30 owners and the reuse center and are clean, beautiful and oh, so perfect! I just love how calm your kitchen is. You've done a beautiful job. |
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| Beautiful! I am drooling over your walnut! It is so lovely! Love your pendants, too! Beautiful kitchen--thanks for sharing! |
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- Posted by sarahhomeremodel (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 14:38
| Gorgeous! What a happy, bright space. And I have to agree - that walnut is TO DIE FOR. Couple Questions: Was the absolute black granite a DIY, too? Do you cut down the edge profile and do the finish/oil yourself? |
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| Very nice! But where are the "before" photos? It's always so fun to see the magical transformation. ;-) Sans photos, I'd love to know more about what you did. Are these new cabinets? Or were they existing white cabs? Or were they existing cabs that you painted? What color are they? They look like such a good match to your (white?) fridge so the fridge MOL fades away into the background, letting your other elements shine, like that yummy walnut counter and the island pendants. I like your kitchen runner, too. Where did you get that? |
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- Posted by drbeanie2000 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 26, 12 at 15:32
| Love it! I love that pressed metal backsplashy thing, and your pendants, and your glass knobs, and your colors, and the dining room, and.... |
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| Oh my gosh! That looks incredible. Excellent work. Do you have a before pic? Is this where you got it the island wood countertop? (i can't figure out how to include the link in the body of the stupid message so I put it below - cross your fingers that it works....) |
Here is a link that might be useful: craft art?
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- Posted by maryannboffey (My Page) on Wed, Jun 13, 12 at 0:37
| Hi all, Sorry just checked my post and saw all your questions and requests. I'm trying to post a "before" pic from the real estate ad; this was a complete remodel. Original cabinets were 1985 orangy smelly oak with peach-toned laminate tops, and a peninsula running in the opposite direction as the new island. Also we moved the door over into where the fridge was, and added more cabinet space in the new fridge wall. And here are answers to questions posted: Runners are Safavieh, purchased on Overstock.com Microwave cabinet is standard upper depth of 12", hubby hates how it sticks out but it works great. Granite is bare, haven't sealed it, not having any staining issues but I clean up oil and acid quickly. Wood countertop was ordered from craftart.com as Contractor level DIY. I bought a router bit from Home Depot and our contractor cut it down to 3x7 and routed the edge. I then did the DIY finish using instructions from craftart. Used sanding dust mixed with superglue as filler in knot holes, etc. Very happy with the quality and price. Cost for 4x8 was about $1100 shipped including finish materials. Any other questions, you can email directly to me at boffeys@gmail.com |
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- Posted by maryannboffey (My Page) on Wed, Jun 13, 12 at 0:43
| Looks like the countertop thickness is garbled in the original post. It is 1 3/4" thick. |
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