Many of the longer Gardenweb kitchen reveal threads lost text and photo content when they were imported into Houzz. The good news is, Tamara says the data is not lost, but the threads will have to be repaired manually. No time frame yet, as they’re still working on other issues. We’re keeping up with the lost content issue in this thread: Kitchen Reveal Threads Missing Photos and Text Currently, you can still see 2LittleFishie’s intact threads by finding the cached version in Google. I have some info about how to do this in the above thread, about 20 posts down. (Feel free to message me if I can help.)

Sena For some reason, It just looked odd in the renderings with the small 12 wall cabinet. You are right, however, that the 3" would be moved to the left of the range. I had planned for a 1" overhang. Mayflower One of the reasons I added the partial wall was for the light switch for the kitchen. It is currently on the inside corner of the half wall. It was recommended by some to put up a half wall, but I think people were thinking the french door was my front entry. It faces the patio. What are your thoughts on not having it? I was going to store pots and pans in the super susan next to the range. I was going to try to put small appliances in the one to the left, but I may put those in the cabinet above the stove. I've decided on a 3 base, but I could make one a 4 if it is advised. I have a lot of utensils that I was going to put in the top drawer (spatulas, whisks, knives, etc.). I want to completely clear the countertop of clutter. Do you think a 4 drawer would be better? I could change the 33" square corner to an ez reach type cabinet. I don't want to make the corner dead space. I had dead space in that corner right now. For some reason, it bothers me that I can not use it. The 4 drawer 12" would be used for foil, ziploc bags, etc. Yes, pretty much all of the U shaped wall cabinets will be for food storage. Normally, I store bowls, plates, and glasses in the cabinets above the sink. I probably will have space to add plates and bowls to the drawers in the peninsula, however. I think I can do most of the prep next to the sink or in front of the refrig. The kitchen is very small. It is literally 3 steps from the range to the sink. If I was doing prep across from the fridge, the trash would be one step. Thanks for the help by the way. Please keep it coming.

I use Microsoft PowerPoint - for me, it's the easiest way to work on other people's kitchen designs. I downloaded free graph paper from the internet and pasted a copy into a PPT presentation I then sized the graph paper image so the boxes on the graph paper each represent 6"x6" with the scale of 0.8" = 24" in real life. I created different sized ranges, cooktops, refrigerators, sinks, etc. to match the scale I saved a template and now just load the template and start designing! If anyone would like a copy of the PowerPoint template I've created, just email me via "My Page". I've linked an old thread below. [Edited to add that others can email me for a copy of the template I use.] Here is a link that might be useful: Modifying A Poster's Layout This post was edited by buehl on Thu, Sep 26, 13 at 0:38

I like that space! We recently painted the bar area in the lower level of our house. It's basically a run of cabinets on one wall, with a sink in the middle and no appliances. We went with white, and now I wish we had done something else - the white feels too much like a regular kitchen vs a fun bar area - although it's technically not a bar and we don't use it as a bar. Here is a blue basement bar on a blog I read occasionally: https://www.thelilypadcottage.com/2018/03/basement-wet-bar.html