As you may have guessed by now, we are on the verge of a Kitchen renovation for this coming summer (that is, if our re-financing pushes thru.. :-) Fingers crossed ladies...)
I started my Kitchen question by asking you guys Which tile would you choose with this countertop...
quartz countertop |
I truly appreciate all the inputs on this. But in the end, I decided to just start with a new countertop all together and choose the tile first. So I chose this...
Oyster White |
I was completely torn between this one and the marble...
carrera marble |
Both are beautiful, marble being very elegant, timeless and also can go with any type of kitchen design I could think of!
But in the end I chose the Oyster white tile because I love that it is unique, pearlescent, and reminds me of 'home". Yes, home, the Philippines, since it is like capiz and pearls abound in my home country! So I wanted to pay homage to the Philippines in this kitchen as well, even if it's just the backsplash! I think it will make a huge statement and heartfelt sentiment for me!
This is a sample of what it will look like applied to the wall..
source - all shimmery and shiny :-) |
source - bigger version of the tile |
The Shaker style cabinets in the second picture is what I will also be using for our kitchen too. I am working with a Design Coordinator, Heather Lapham of E.A. Knight Construction Company on this project, and she's come up with some designs I'll be sharing with you in the next couple of days or so.
I never thought space planning for kitchen cabinet was a whole other 'monster', as my contractor told me. Lay out and design will be entirely up to me, but Heather will help me out and give me a fresh perspective on wether my design is feasible or practical.
I never thought space planning for kitchen cabinet was a whole other 'monster', as my contractor told me. Lay out and design will be entirely up to me, but Heather will help me out and give me a fresh perspective on wether my design is feasible or practical.
I know renovating the kitchen is one of the toughest types of renovation, and for us, a huge FIRST, since we never really renovated anything in this house ( or our other houses for that matter). I also believe it will be a good 'first' for us since, it is a much used space, and truly, the heart of any home.
Have you done any major renovation in your home? Any valuable tips or lessons you've learned that you can share?
Have you done any major renovation in your home? Any valuable tips or lessons you've learned that you can share?
Wish us luck!!!! And hope you follow along with our progress!
Have a Lovely Spring Day!
Have a Lovely Spring Day!
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