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CountryGardens
Lewisville, MN
(Zone 4a)

November 20, 2008
07:37 PM

Post #5813691

Finished this kitchen this fall. Just got back for pictures today.
Part of the upper cabinets are 14" deep, others are 16" deep.
Bernie

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CountryGardens
Lewisville, MN
(Zone 4a)

November 20, 2008
07:38 PM

Post #5813697

This is the other side.

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CountryGardens
Lewisville, MN
(Zone 4a)

November 20, 2008
07:43 PM

Post #5813717

This area is over the stairway to the basement. About a 6 ft x 10 ft, 5 ft high storage area behind these doors.

This kitchen is made of oak with Spiced Walnut stain.
Under mount sink & laminate countertop. Countertop was installed by others.

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CountryGardens
Lewisville, MN
(Zone 4a)

November 20, 2008
07:45 PM

Post #5813724

Anybody have a pull out bread board in their kitchen ?

Bernie

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Dea
Frederick, MD
(Zone 6a)

November 20, 2008
08:02 PM

Post #5813799

Really nice work Bernie - you always amaze me!

Had a pull out bread board in a home we rented, but it's a great idea for our new home...still as yet unbuilt, but we're trying!
TwinLakesChef
OC, CA & Twin Lakes , IA
(Zone 4b)

December 07, 2008
05:54 PM

Post #5868502

Nice finish, Bernie
EmmyC
Warwick, RI
(Zone 6a)

January 20, 2009
02:00 AM

Post #6027151

Beautiful kitchen. I love the choices. I have a bread board just like yours.
curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:24 PM

Post #6372393

I have to get some better pictures in my kitchen, seems to be you need just the perfect lighting. But I will post some here. We recently put up beadboard and it gave us that French Country look we wanted. But our latest treasure is a kitchen island made from a Singer Sewing machine base and a piece of marble we had sitting around and a free oak leaf to a dining table (we traded something we didn't need with our local junk/antique store. So I will post it first.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:26 PM

Post #6372409

Here's some pics of the kitchen with beadboard.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:27 PM

Post #6372414

Another pic.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:30 PM

Post #6372420

I found this little chicken min cupboard at a garage sale. It didn't quite fit under my cabinet and I couldn't hang it anywhere, so hubby took the top off and cut it down and put back on, now it's perfect for stamps, bills, envelopes.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:33 PM

Post #6372436

Changed my theme to Roosters.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 06, 2009
12:34 PM

Post #6372446

Pot shelf in kitchen.

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TwinLakesChef
OC, CA & Twin Lakes , IA
(Zone 4b)

April 06, 2009
04:45 PM

Post #6373662

Very lovely!
CountryGardens
Lewisville, MN
(Zone 4a)

April 06, 2009
08:19 PM

Post #6374710

Yours is one cool kitchen!
One of the best things about a house is the personal decorating people come up with. Yours flows together great.
Bernie
curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 14, 2009
02:47 AM

Post #6407372

I had some cafe curtains I made from tablecloths in my kitchen. I loved them, but they blocked to much light. So my brainstorm was to try to turn the sideways and put a casing in and that might work, just to frame the window. I will show you before and after. It is amazing. It looks more elegant now I think and somehow my European fringe stands out more.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 14, 2009
02:52 AM

Post #6407376

Here's the change to let in more light and a more formal look. Keeps the kitty hairs off when they sit in the window too. Added benefit.

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curvesarein
Kingman, AZ

April 14, 2009
02:55 AM

Post #6407377

Another photo, different angle of kitchen curtain remake.

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TwinLakesChef
OC, CA & Twin Lakes , IA
(Zone 4b)

April 14, 2009
11:29 AM

Post #6408620

That looks great; changes the whole look of the room. . . very nice.

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