Just a quick update today. They fixed the error with the cabinetry near the radiator. Those cabinet doors there are going to be filled in with the metal mesh like stuff that makes radiator covers. Cool, huh?
They also installed the pulls on all the cabinets. Tomorrow the granite guys come to make the template. We also purchased the backsplash, faucet, and light fixtures! Yay for making progress!
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Wow, I can’t wait to see the completion! It’s also very smart that you made freezer meals…that really does save money and time! I hated when we reno our kitchen, we had to eat out for weeks…it got quite annoying to pick something up for dinner. We spent more money eating out vs. eating at home! Good luck with your kitchen reno, I bet it will be fantastic!
Wow, I’m impressed that you can do a food blog with that tiny amount of space. Good luck with the remodel!
How exciting, can’t wait to see the results! I hope everything goes smoothly!
And I thought I had a tiny kitchen! Congrats on the renovation!
Wow, I can’t believe the magic you created in that small kitchen, I am so excited for you. I can relate, my kitchen is smaller, but thankfully we are house hunting and kitchen is big on the priority list.
Great job preparing! That baby is packed!
I haven’t seen a radiator in forever! 🙂 Looking forward to seeing the new kitchen.
That is pretty impressive all those yummies that you’ve created with a limited amount of space.
~ingrid