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jzhomestyling

80's classic to Modern Industrial - Kitchen revamp in Redbridge Essex

JZ homestyling
7 years ago

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  • Joanne Burman
    6 years ago
    What a transformation!
    Looks amazing. Is the wall exposed brick or did you buy tiles?
    Want to create this look in my kitchen but unsure if best to expose brick or re create with paper or tiles??

    Comments (8)

    • Najeebah
      7 years ago
      great work, love what you've done
    • 2bsmaller
      6 years ago
      @Joanne, have you googled "brick slips"?
    • Misha M
      6 years ago
      @Joanne, re suggestion above, brick slips are great (basically a thinner brick). I have them at home.
    • Sarah Whiting
      6 years ago
      Great transformation, where is the cooker hood and ducting from I'm going to need to get creative for venting on an island up through a vaulted ceiling - thanks
    • PRO
      New Line Construction Ltd
      6 years ago
      Wow! That's massive change!
    • LC
      6 years ago
      Beautiful!
    • Rose Williams
      6 years ago
      last modified: 6 years ago

      Absolutely love it, and the washer/dryer are housed well. The false brick cladding is a bit obvious to me though

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