We really wanted a full sized kitchen. We do so much cooking, I just couldn't see skimping on this. We did put in a temporary counter that Kim picked up at IKEA for $30. It served us well here for 6 months and now it's serving us again in the workshop.
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| We built a frame out of steel for our temporary counter |
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| Completed frame |
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| Temporary counter in place |
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| Exposed wall behind AC and Fridge |
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| AC and shelves installed in kitchen corner |
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| Shelves finished out in kitchen |
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| Final countertop and drawers installed along with double sink |
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| Drawers pull out to reveal butcher top for extra work space |
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| Faucet installed |
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| Plumbing installed |
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| Not a bad job on the plumbing. Hardest part was getting a hole cut in the floor for the drain pipe. |
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| Kitchen counter/cabinet with end boards and secured to the wall |
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| Exhaust vent added to Microwave/Vent-a-hood |
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| Stove and microwave/ventahood |
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| Appliances |
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| Fridge with bathroom door |
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| Kitchen view from living room |
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| South Window framed. Island pulled out. |
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| East Window framed |
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| Kitchen from living room |
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| Kitchen trim replaced |
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| New kitchen trim installed |
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| Kitchen sink drain |
Thank you so much for sharing your design ideas! I really like that kitchen sink set up, and the beautiful wood you incorporated into the kitchen wall pantry. Your family is an inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! We really didn't have any plans going into the project. We've just kind of winged it the whole way! lol We're really happy how it's coming along. :)
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