Finally done with the kitchen remodel

[minendo]

New appliances, new floor, new counter tops, new lighting, updated electrical.

Next on the list is new cabinets, but need to finish the game room/mancave first.

 

[mnewsham]

Looks nice, not a big fan of stainless, but looks good in that kitchen.

 

[minendo]

Looks nice, not a big fan of stainless, but looks good in that kitchen.

I wasn't either, but after a visit to Sears Outlet and the pricing I was able to get I decided to go with stainless.

 

[Markbnj]

Nice!

 

[WaTaGuMp]

Good job Ikea.

 

[Mixolydian]

not a big fan of stainless

That's BS. EVERYONE wants stainless. HGTV/DIYN says so.

Very nice, though!

 

[shabby]

Perhaps a counter depth fridge would of been a better option, seems you only have 2.5 feet for the entrance.
Whats behind the wall where the fridge is? If its a garage or a mud room i would open up the section behind the fridge and re-frame it so you can push it back more.

 

[ISAslot]

BRILLIANT way to keep fatties out of there.

 

[skyking]

Nice! feels great to update the kitchen. That and the master bathroom fit the phrase,
"happy wife, happy life" whether you do more of the cooking or not.

 

[minendo]

Perhaps a counter depth fridge would of been a better option, seems you only have 2.5 feet for the entrance.
Whats behind the wall where the fridge is? If its a garage or a mud room i would open up the section behind the fridge and re-frame it so you can push it back more.

It is a covered patio. Future plans is to extend the house out and turn the covered patio into a larger kitchen/breakfast area. The room that I took the picture from is the original breakfast area, but I turned it in to an office.

We knew we wanted a french door fridge and the counter depth option would have been twice what I paid for the fridge we got.

 

[skyking]

It is worse than that, the selection is poor, the capacity is way less. I will be punching into the master closet behind the kitchen so I can 'flush' a standard depth with the counters.

 

[MrSquished]

Looks nice, not a big fan of stainless, but looks good in that kitchen.

i shoot a lot of what would be considered high end real estate (500K-1.5 mil) in the Gold Coast area of NJ, and by far stainless looks the best in newly constructed/remodeled kitchens

 

[Engineer]

Looks great! :thumbsup:

 

[CZroe]

Wow. Minendo is still around?

 

[kinev]

i shoot a lot of what would be considered high end real estate (500K-1.5 mil) in the Gold Coast area of NJ, and by far stainless looks the best in newly constructed/remodeled kitchens

Wait...you're in real estate?!?!

NO WAI!

 

[MrSquished]

Wait...you're in real estate?!?!

NO WAI!

amen brother.

i started by shooting professionally and then became an agent.

http://www.pixelsquish.com/real-estate/

haven't put up photos from the last few months. this reminds me i need to do that. shot a bunch of stuff since then. and i had upgraded to a stronger flash as well, made the pics quite a bit better.

 

[Dirigible]

BRILLIANT way to keep fatties out of there.

Fatties are not actually big boned. They can get a lumbering start at the entrance, jam themselves in there, and then kind of ooze through.