A Victorian Kitchen
"Modernized" to circa 1920
We started with this
And ended with this
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We started with this
And ended with this
We found the ten-foot stainless counter top in a salvage warehouse. Then we took two kitchen hutch bottoms and married them and trimmed them out. Then we trimmed out the two hutch tops to make them look similar. We hung them on the wall with lag bolts into the studs. I (Ron) built the center spice cabinet around two vintage leaded glass window panes. Then we topped that with an arched transom modified to fit.
We started with this
And ended with this
Click on this photo to see a slide show of the steps we took
Keep clicking each slide (right side) to advance to the next.
We started with this
And ended with this
Click on this photo to see a slide show of the steps we took
Keep clicking each slide (right side) to advance to the next.
Bonus: see video of this sink conversion
Right, kitchen cupboard I built from recylced parts. Click picture to see.
Below, communication is important in the kitchen!.
Kitchen Completed, 2010,
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