We came home after cabinet installation day 1 to find the sink area of the kitchen completely installed. The stove area had not made as much progress, but that’s ok.
Since we have crazy tall ceilings in our place, we went with the 42″ cabinets on top. Man those things are TALL! We’re going to have to keep a footstool around so I can reach the top shelf…
The cabinets are from Home Depot. They’re Thomasville with a Cabbott door. The wood is maple with the cider stain.
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I love the tiles behind the stove. Are those tin? It’s all beautiful. I’m totally jealous, and can’t wait to start projects of our own.
Jaime – It’s actually faux tin. There’s a whole post about it coming up tomorrow!
Looks beautiful; I love those counter tops! Can’t wait to see the rest of it.
We have the exact same set up with the stove, near the radiator which is under a window. I sent my husband a link. We want to gut our kitchen and start over someday
Gorgeous! So creative and functional. LOVE it! 🙂
Love what I see so far! The cabinets are beautiful and any extra counter space-even lower-is a bonus!
~Nancy
Love what I see so far! The cabinets are beautiful and any extra counter space-even lower-is a bonus!
~Nancy
Looks awesome!!!
We redid our kitchen this summer as well and I love how it turned out! It’s so much more fun cooking in there now 🙂 Yours came out great!! I love the idea of moving things around to get more light and counter space 🙂
We’re thinking of possible implementing something similar for a radiator under our kitchen counter. One question. How have the cabinets handled the heat and humidity from the radiator over time?
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I have the faucet that I got from Home Depot. If you still have the part number and manufacture of this product could you please send it to me. Little note if you have a leak above the nozzle take the nozzle off a replace the wiring
Thanks
Carsten