Before & After: Kitchen & Living Room Renovation in Notting Hill
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Comments (12)As others have said, I'd definitely wait. We moved into our new place last sept with ideas about what to do to improve the space but within weeks of living there we'd completely changed our minds about the layout. However, something to think about with your place - I'd be tempted to remove the back wall of the second lounge to make it more open to the kitchen and use the space as family / living room with dining/ kitchen space. I'd consider adding some glazed doors (sliding pocket doors if possible) to separate the front lounge from the second one to give you a separate snug or more formal lounge area, depending on your family needs. But definitely live with it for a little while first....See MoreBefore & After kitchen transformation on a tiny budget
Comments (13)The cabinets look amazing. I'm not at all sure about some of the rest of the detailing, especially the very cheap-looking worktop, but you have to make sacrifices when you're on a tight budget. Worktops can always be replaced later!...See MoreBefore/After - A Modern Essex Mansion
Comments (6)Love the kitchen. Very modern and original. Challenging the traditional understanding. The living room floor , I think it is Jura Beige tiles fitted, looks stunning. Furniture and general colour choice is spot on. I am actually very critical person but this is something I have to say 'simply beautiful'....See MoreFloors before or after fitting kitchen units
Comments (23)hi all. please let me start by apologising for the messy state of the temporary kitchen photos I've attached. it's still a building site. arghhhhhhhhh. having an L shaped kitchen and island installed soon. my question is. the layout will be similar to the current temp layout in the pictures. back wall will be floor to celing units with American fridge freezer. other Wall will be worktop with floor and wall units. large 2.8m long Island that will bridge kitchen (tiled) and family room (wood) floors. I was planning to tile first but with the island how can you be sure that the tiles will be symmetrical around it? sure you could move the island a few inches one way or the other but there's no gaurentee that the walkway will look symmetrical. best to tile after to get joins and ground lines where they look best? also the builder put down t&g 22mm chipboard on joists in kitchen. will need to put some sort of cement board over to tile to but this will mean the finished floor height will be slightly higher than the rest of the house. any issues with this? thanks all...See Moreminipie
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