A few weeks ago I wrote this post in which I shared that we had recently remodeled our kitchen. I was feeling a bit hesitant in posting about it due to some negative feedback I had received from a random reader when posting about our home addition a couple of years ago. After I had written the post a few weeks ago, however, I received so much wonderful feedback from you that I decided to go ahead and open the window of my blog up and share our renovation.
In keeping up with something that I started WAY too long ago and haven't kept up with it at ALL, I am including this as part of my "A Peek Into My Home"series.
I do have to give a few shout-outs to the people who helped Monte and me make this renovation a possibility! A big thank-you to Stacy Klone from KitchenWerks for helping us to look at our space and figure out what would be best for the functionality of our home and for introducing us to the people who helped make it all a reality!! We are so thankful to have been able to work with you and are absolutely thrilled with the final product! One of the people Stacy introduced us to is Perry Charpentier from PJ's Home Improvement. Perry did our cabinetry - building our new pantry, new cabinets and drawers, and my amazing spice rack in the kitchen. I can't say enough good things about his work - Perry is an amazing craftsman and I will happily have him back if any further projects come up. I am so completely thrilled with his work! Finally, a big thank-you to Jayne Morrison from Jayne Morrison Interiors who helped us choose out our beautiful Cambria quartz counter tops, our new kitchen sink and our faucet. Jayne is definitely gifted and we are happy to have been able to work with her!
So, without further adieu, here is our new (and incredibly awesome) kitchen!
In keeping up with something that I started WAY too long ago and haven't kept up with it at ALL, I am including this as part of my "A Peek Into My Home"series.
I do have to give a few shout-outs to the people who helped Monte and me make this renovation a possibility! A big thank-you to Stacy Klone from KitchenWerks for helping us to look at our space and figure out what would be best for the functionality of our home and for introducing us to the people who helped make it all a reality!! We are so thankful to have been able to work with you and are absolutely thrilled with the final product! One of the people Stacy introduced us to is Perry Charpentier from PJ's Home Improvement. Perry did our cabinetry - building our new pantry, new cabinets and drawers, and my amazing spice rack in the kitchen. I can't say enough good things about his work - Perry is an amazing craftsman and I will happily have him back if any further projects come up. I am so completely thrilled with his work! Finally, a big thank-you to Jayne Morrison from Jayne Morrison Interiors who helped us choose out our beautiful Cambria quartz counter tops, our new kitchen sink and our faucet. Jayne is definitely gifted and we are happy to have been able to work with her!
So, without further adieu, here is our new (and incredibly awesome) kitchen!
This is the view of the kitchen when you're entering from the office/back hallway.
Here you will notice that our island is no longer two-heights (where previously, the back of it was bar-height to accommodate eating). We removed the higher portion, expanded the cabinets beneath the counter to 24" and put one solid counter top on it. Best. Idea. EVER.
This is our new built-in made by Perry. I can't stress enough how phenomenal he is at what he does. This piece is completely beautiful - and I must admit, I just LOVE having all the extra storage in the kitchen (instead of having my pantry in our basement like it previously was).
My camera lens isn't wide enough to capture this entire cabinet without moving the kitchen table, but the cabinet is so beautiful that I had to make sure you have the chance to see it all!
I can't help but stare at it ... it's just that beautiful! :)
This is our new kitchen table. I have always wanted a round table, and with the expanded island and the new built-in pantry, we no longer had room for our rectangular table. So, we sold that table and purchased this one and I do not regret it for one moment. This is such a fantastic piece of furniture!
Here you will notice the four drawers on the lower cabinets (they used to be cabinet doors with pull-out drawers inside of them - Perry made new drawers for us which has turned out to be SO much more convenient). We also put in new quartz counter tops from Cambria. I absolutely love them! You will also notice the beautiful backsplash which my husband and our awesome friend, Chris, tiled together. The backsplash was the last thing that we did in the kitchen and it brought the entire renovation to completion for me!
A glance into our kitchen from the lake-side living room. I would have put the dishes away before taking this picture, but I figure that the fact that I have five kids means my kitchen is hardly ever this clean anyway, so why give you a fake image of us?!?! :)
Our island was moved six inches into the dining room and the back cabinets on it were expanded to 24 inches. The counter top was made level and new counters were installed.
Isn't that backsplash just beautiful?! Thank you honey and thank you Chris for all of your hard work!
This is our new faucet. I never thought that choosing out a faucet would be a big deal, but evidently it really is! We love this and are SO happy with our selection.
Don't you love the spice racks that Perry made and installed in our cabinet? They make me so much more organized - even though this cabinet looks kind of insane!
That, my friends, is my new kitchen. Please let me know when you're ready to come over and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with me - I'm ready to host! :)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for taking time to comment! I love hearing from each and every one of you. Please be courteous and respectful with the things you say.