A compact room with an inefficient floor plan, inadequate storage, and no personality. There was also a limited budget to achieve a functional and pleasing design.
Solution
A more modern layout that incorporates an eat-in kitchen bar with side shelving, appliance center with ample pantry storage, glass-front cabinets, bright red tile countertops, and colorful wallpaper. The approximate cost (excluding new appliances) was less than $5,000.
A more modern layout that incorporates an eat-in kitchen bar with side shelving, appliance center with ample pantry storage, glass-front cabinets, bright red tile countertops, and colorful wallpaper. The approximate cost (excluding new appliances) was less than $5,000.
Homeowner Cheryl Kees of Pensacola, Florida, who is also a kitchen designer, said she saved money by using ceramic tile on the countertops rather than a solid-surface material. "Tile is a little more expensive than laminate, but there are so many more design options." She also notes that a walk-in pantry is often less expensive than additional custom built-in cabinetry. Cheryl recycled old fir doors that she bought for $150 to serve as the entrance to the pantry.
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