Kitchen re design
phillanham
8 years ago
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minnie101
8 years agoRelated Discussions
Kitchen/dining Re-design
Comments (8)If you love having the table in front of the window you could have a fitted window seat for one side of the table and chairs on the other. I would create an L shape kitchen to include units on the top wall so go round the corner from the cooker - put the fridge/freezer here. I would then have a floor to ceiling unit on the wall where your fridge currently is for all your storage. You could have this in a different colour than the rest of the kitchen so it stands out....See MoreKitchen Re-design
Comments (7)Sand everything down, give it all a good wipe down with a damp cloth to remove dust. Prime twice and top coat twice - Use Satinwood in a kitchen or gloss, both water based. Depends whether you want super shiny ( glosss ) or soft sheen ( satinwood )- both have the longevity you need. I'm doing a kitchen at the moment. It's easier, faster and gives a better finish if you take all the doors off, paint the carcasses etc. I roller doors where I can, gives a better finish. ( using little gloss rollers ). When everything's dry put the doors back on....See MoreKitchen re-design suggestions
Comments (12)There are, 99% of the time, many ways to design a kitchen. We don’t sell kitchens, but we design lots and lots - and almost all of these are designed with the end users in on the design process . This might be something that would work for you - to be a part of designing the space - then when the design is complete, you simply shop around and ask places to quote using that same design . Makes comparisons much easier to see ! Click on my name or icon to see some feedback and examples on my pro page . At the very least, it might give you a few ideas if you wanted to design this yourself....See MoreHelp with a re-design of my kitchen with 4 doors!
Comments (2)Could you switch the whole thing - have a big cupboard run on that wall with the pitched ceiling, and a nice big island where your table is. Move dining into the current kitchen area....See Moreminnie101
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8 years agoJonathan
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8 years agoI agree with Jonathanandb regarding swapping out the refrigerator to the other wall. So on the right side of the window I would go pantry, refrigerator, then stove with some counter on both sides of the stove. On the left or narrow side I would also start with a pantry, but top cupboard depth all the way to the floor. Then install regular size lowers beside the slim pantry with the counter and sink. This would minimise the awkwardness by the window. Minnie101 idea of an eating area by the window we could be nice, but it doesn't look like there's room.
I would definitely consider cabinetry to the ceiling. You are short on space so go up. Add some great lighting and maybe do the window wall in brick or tile for texture and a nice carpet runner. Personally I would go white for cabinetry.
Lauren