Kitchen Makeover
Hi,
We wanted to update our existing kitchen without the expense of ripping out the old units, the units we had were good, we just had a poor layout. We had a very large galley kitchen, but no where to eat in it. I contacted one of the Houzz professionals, Oneplan, for help. One Plan came up with a great new layout, enabling us to have an island (love!) as well as space for a casual dining set. We reused all of the existing units, and bought oak worktops and a new sink. We painted the units to give them a fresh new look. Oneplan supplied CAD drawings, which I cant find :( otherwise would have uploaded too!
We've had a new kitchen for fraction of the usual price!
Hope you like it!
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Comments (0)This was our biggest design dilemma of the whole house, don't know why we didn't ask for advice from everyone! Finally we got it sorted :) see the pics of before and the 3D plans for the kitchen going in at the end of the month!! Can't wait...See MoreKitchen Makeover help!
Comments (4)Hi. Have you looked into seeing whether you could get the fridge spray painted? I had a look and some said yes and some no. If not, could you perhaps advertise for a swap as the cream does look a little out of place imo but the White works with the floor.I appreciate its not totally practical but is it also possible to move the fridge perhaps to where the chest is? I like your kitchen and would just change the handles personally. Perhaps a wood splashback? If you stick with the White you could then choose any colour chair....See Morelow cost kitchen makeover
Comments (9)Hi Paul, we rent out four properties currently. I wouldn't worry at all about furnishing with small appliances. If you provide them, then you have to keep providing them when they go wrong, not the tenants. However, I would suggest if you are going to leave those items for the tenants then go for something easily replaced like the Morphy Richards Accent range, comes in different colours as i mentioned above. Cream is great as if the tenants want to accessorize they can do that as nothing is going to clash with your cream. Also, by shopping at Argos, you can take advantage of the guaranteeing for 3 years instead of the manufacturers 12 months, so if they break, you can replace them for free. Have a word with the estate agents to see if you're better off with furnished or unfurnished, as depending on areas, unfurnished can often be easier to let as a lot of people already have all their own stuff! Also, as i say, the less you put in there, the less there is to get spoilt!...See Morekitchen makeover on a budget advice!
Comments (1)Hi there, if you still need some advice on renovating your kitchen on a budget, please give my article a read! I wrote it for a client and hopefully can provide you with some easy and cheap ways on how to update your kitchen. https://www.davisandmac.co.uk/news/7-diy-kitchen-renovation-ideas I would love to know what you think and really hope it comes in handy. Many thanks....See More
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