In 2007, this Philadelphia homeowner, a nurse practitioner, moved into her 1850s-built brownstone townhouse shortly after it had been converted into several apartments. She was never keen on what she felt was a basic kitchen with conservative finishes consisting mostly of shades of brown. But because everything was new and she liked the layout, she decided to live with it. A decade later and with no plans to move anytime soon, she decided to give the kitchen the face-lift she’d always wanted. By refacing the existing cabinets and adding a new countertop and backsplash — and keeping the layout the same — she was able to dramatically alter the look and feel of the kitchen while keeping costs down.

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