masilva123

Kitchen in need of some loving

masilva123
9 år siden
I have my new home in Carmel California. And I need to update my kitchen, it is incredibly outdated. I would like to keep the color of my cabinets and keep the appliances. But I need to change the countertop, remove the mirror backsplash, and possibly get a new farm sink.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks in advanced!

(10) kommentarer

  • hayleydaniels
    9 år siden
    Looks fine to me.
  • Jolene
    9 år siden
    I would change anything but the greenery over the window. Maybe a roman shade there if you need privacy. I think once your stuff is in it will be fine. Maybe nice paint on the walls.
  • Maureen
    9 år siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}9 år siden
    You're probably just tired of your kitchen, but it still feels modern and with just a few changes...you may love it again. A farmhouse sink would be lovely and also suggest changing the backsplash to Carerra marble (2nd picture), add blue roman blinds and a runner, and a hanging farmhouse type fixture (1st pic) over the sink and some blue pottery on the window ledge.
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  • groveraxle
    9 år siden
    I agree with the other comments. It's beautiful as it is. If this were my kitchen, I would change the backsplash to match the counters--perhaps black subway tile--put in a wood floor, and remove the greenery over the window. Finished!
  • sacapuntaslapioz
    9 år siden
    It is NOT outdated. paint in a greige that pick up the colors of the floor and does not make the wood look yellowish and remove that thing over the window. Lovely kitchen congratulations
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  • MotherOfGiants
    9 år siden
    What material is the counter? I agree with the others that it looks good, but I can understand if the material is less than desirable and you want something more durable.

    I can also see that a mirrored backsplash might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I think you'd want to keep it light, maybe something like tumbled stone?
  • PRO
    Home ReNewal Painting & Cabinet Refinshing
    9 år siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}9 år siden
    Jazzing up the walls would be nice and effective. I have seen a farmhouse sink installed and what had to happen was to loose most of the area directly under the existing sink to a cut out and making two new shorter doors. You may be able to have a granite company cut out the granite without removing the old, removal and re-install, I hear, is expensive. I am guessing the cabinets need to be toned up with some new clear and maybe get a furniture touch up guy to tweak any minor issues with wear. You could also glaze the grooves before re-coating.
  • rainigirl
    8 år siden

    Change the color on the walls. Ditch the greenery above sink and maybe replace the flooring. It looks very nice as is.

  • susanalanandwrigley
    8 år siden

    Original post from December, I think she probably already made her changes :) (Although she appears to have never returned to the thread, so who knows)

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