This row of cabinets will be for the little "kitchenette" upstairs in the scrapbook studio. The little strange rectangles on top of this cabinet are the risers for the bar portion of the peninsula in our "real" kitchen.
Steve is adjusting the shelf in this high cabinet. He is standing in front of a small "pantry" - it's a cupboard with slide-out shelves.
Steve is thinking, "Wow! Do I have a lot of sanding and staining to do, or what?" Our kitchen cabinets are hickory. We wanted a rustic-looking wood. The cabinets for the upstairs kitchenette and for our bathroom are all paint-grade pine.
My soapstone farmhouse-style sink will go in this cabinet. The cabinet guys will have to cut a hole in the bottom for the cabinet to fit over the plumbing pipes. They had to make this cabinet extra-sturdy because sink weighs a couple hundred pounds.
This little unfinished "hole" will house one of my two pull-out spice drawers. They will be on either side of the cabinet that houses the cooktop.
Now to get in the uppers! I can't wait!
7 comments:
Your kitchen is shaping up beautifully. And I love, love, LOVE your wall color!!
It's all so exciting! I have never had a brand new kitchen before. Can't wait to see the end result! :-)
Laura, thank you for your comment about the color. My girls think it is "boring." :^) I think they'd like something more exciting like bright red or purple.
Melissa, I've never had a brand new kitchen before either. The closest I've come was the kitchen in our first house - it was about a year old.
Looking for icecream...you're too funny! Glad you finally got your stuff delivered - very exciting!
It must be so fun seeing all your ideas coming to life! I'm looking forward to seeing more.
What color appliances did you go with and do you have a picture of your soapstone sink? I wonder if it's the type that our dd thinks we should put in if we ever build a kitchen.
Our appliances are black. I'm "anti-stainless steel." Nothing wrong with it, just not my preference.
Here's a picture of the soapstone sink I'm getting - this one has been oiled, so it's darker. Un-oiled soapstone is light gray. http://www.greenmountainsoapstone.com/imgwin/ice_flower_countertop.html
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