This is the kitchen when it still had the darling little kitchen nook that actually took up a lot of space! And the old stove with no oven window. John worked on a TV show episode where one of the characters had a scene in a ghetto apartment. The ghetto stove in the ghetto apartment was nicer than our stove.
Which is why it's delightful to gaze upon it now:
We still have to get a new apron front sink and new wood counter tops. If you could see the tiles up close you would be appalled! So gross! I will never have tile counter tops again! I will be that annoying woman on House Hunters who says, "But the tile counter tops in the second house are a deal breaker..." While you scream,"You can get new counter tops, nutball!"
Who am I kidding? Like we can move anytime soon...
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Wow - know I'm really going to have to go back and take a look at all the other things you done! This is a great job (and hard work). You should be very proud of yourself - congrats!!!!!
It's amazing the difference removing a wall can make! And I can sympathise on the stove issue, mine is rather old and sad looking as well. Unfortunately it's not high on the renovation list yet for me :)
Wow, what a stunning transformation. Love it!
Mary Alice
AMAZING!
I am so impressed. You dropped by and left a lovely comment on my living room progress entry and so I wanted to repay the visit.
Very cool blog. So impressed by your true DIY spirit. I wish I had more DIY skills.
We're following you now. Maybe I will learn something.
Eldarose from http://RE-inventedstyle.blogspot.com
Wow! Great job! I love DIYers that really DIY! You should be proud it turned out lovely! I'm your newest follower. Tabitha@ simplyhomecents.blogspot.com
Love the pink and blue. Can I come over and backe some cupcakes?
Oh my goodness what delightful color choices. AND I love your cool house. It looks like it has a lot of character.
Warmly, Michelle
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