use the attached link. There are more links if you click on "discussions" at the bottom of this garden web "kitchens" page, vs. the conversations which you are on. There is a note from Starpooh also stating that the finished kitchen blog may be changing. Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: finished kitchens blog

Do you have any before images? Your kitchen layout is almost identical to the one I am planning and I really love what you did. I am trying to use your update to motivate DH. We are coming from a U-shaped design that does not make very good use of the space. Are you happy with your Medallion cabinets? They are in my top 3.

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I have loved all the jokes. It's been just what I expected from this group. Good humor. Looking at the photo now I love the beer in the glass from my hubby. The open hole in the wall where we had to move lines so the sink could scooch over several inches to the left. The drawn on windows are probably my favorite though. We have these on nearly every wall in the kitchen from testing and testing and testing to see where we finally wanted them to land. It's a good thing WE know where we decided to put them because all the drawings would baffle anyone else. We had to level the kitchen floor by about an inch and a quarter from corner to corner. Our house is from the turn of the century and we love it but it does pose its own set of challenges. Nothing square or level any longer after all these years. I gotta say if you want my sink you can have it as soon as I am done with it. It was in the basement to serve as my hubby's beer brewing slop sink but we pulled it upstairs for the temp kitchen after crafting that LOVELY sawhorse cabinet from scrap lumber so it would have someplace to live. It's all "available materials" which means it's a little short since the supply lines we had available would only reach so far. We just kept adjusting the horses down until we could reach the connections. It's still a world of improvement over washing dishes in the tub. We are moving along gradually and I look forward to posting my REAL finished kitchen in the future. I just thought everyone could enjoy a laugh. This kitchen has made me realize just how spoiled we are that we fuss over color and materials when so many humans cook much better, more fulfilling meals in much more humble surroundings. I am grateful for my lovely home and my privileged existence. Rene