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I will spend more time in the bathroom. Consider pampering yourself with:A soak or some steamA great-smelling new soap treatA little Bluetooth speaker so you can enjoy your favorite playlistA few extra minutes primping or dry brushing (seriously, what the heck is all this dry-brushing hype about?) The aroma of a fresh sprig of eucalyptusAnd allow yourself to just shut the door and tell everyone in the house you’re having some me time. In a busy household, the bathroom may be the only place you can hide.
Solutions. Nelson transformed the space into a stunner that doesn’t look so “kitchen-y,” as it’s seen from the adjacent rooms and front entry. She removed the awkward narrow cabinets and the stainless steel vent hood. She reused the remaining cabinets and most of the appliances. One exception was a new stainless steel range, which replaced the existing black one. She had the cabinetry painted, reduced the millwork around the windows to make room for feature lighting above them and changed out the legs on the island to reflect the cabinet door style.This is the view when you walk in through the front entry. The space to the right is a sitting area; to the left is the family room, which Nelson and the homeowners are currently planning to upgrade.How to Reface Your Old Kitchen Cabinets
I will be the kind of pet owner I want to be. Yup, your critters want to snuggle up on the furniture, and whether you want them to or not is up to you and no one else. But never feel bad about throwing an old sheet over Fluffy’s favorite armchair and just living with it. Chuck the throw in the bathtub to hide it when company is coming over and give it a good wash once a week.
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