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Date: 4/4/2009 11:11:12 PM
Author: Lynn B
Date: 4/4/2009 10:39:14 PM
Author: popcorn
you''re kitchen is amazing! I would spend all day just sitting at the breakfast bar and staring at the granite counter top, the crown molding, or the adorable little mouse!! How long did the project take, if you don''t mind me asking?
Thank you for your post! I am sitting at the bar right now, sipping tea and sighing contentedly!![]()
How long did it take? Well, we had been planning and gathering ideas and getting bids since June; we signed with Kitchen Village in early November and we officially started the project then. The very first thing DH did was remove the window on the back wall (above where the dishwasher is now); he replaced it with a shorter window that would clear the new counter top that would go there. On the outside of the house he had to replace the siding (which looks good as new!)
Demolition was next... it was grueling and horribly messy. Then the reconstruction, and all the work that entailed. The cabinets were scheduled to be delivered in mid-January, so he had everything ready for the installers to come in and do their thing. It took almost a week for the cabinets to be installed. The granite came about 2 weeks later, then we had the floor laid; then DH installed the appliances. Kitchen was fully functional in early Feb., although there was still a lot of details, trim, painting, decorating, etc., to do.
So I guess the short answer to your question would be ''3 months''! It really is rather amazing since we both work full-time! Needless to say, we were eating, sleeping, and breathing ***KITCHEN*** from Nov - Feb, but it was so worth it! (Well, OK,we DID take a cruise vacation between the cabinets and the granite... but we really, really needed it!!!)![]()
Lynn
Date: 4/6/2009 6:50:42 PM
Author: Skippy123
Lynn, I meant to ask you what is the name of the blue you used (it was in a room off the kitchen)??? The reason I ask is because our house is painted similar to the green/sage you painted in the kitchen and I thought the blue looked like a fabulous complimentary color. Thanks, love love the kitchen and cute Boo pics. hehe![]()
I love it; thank you so much Miss LynnDate: 4/6/2009 7:03:48 PM
Author: Lynn B
Date: 4/6/2009 6:50:42 PM
Author: Skippy123
Lynn, I meant to ask you what is the name of the blue you used (it was in a room off the kitchen)??? The reason I ask is because our house is painted similar to the green/sage you painted in the kitchen and I thought the blue looked like a fabulous complimentary color. Thanks, love love the kitchen and cute Boo pics. hehe![]()
Skippy, that paint color is Sherwin Williams PERIWINKLE. I know, it''s not a good name for that color, there''s no purple in it at all!!! It''s just a beautiful, soft, neutral blue with pizzaz!