Kitchen Before and After
Micheline Hellwege
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Comments (8)Hello We recently moved to Memphis (from Maryland) and need to redo our kitchen. Can I ask who did the kitchen demo / cabinet installation for you? Or did you do it yourselves? Your kitchen turned out beautiful! I especially like your back splash. If you did all of this yourselves kudos!! Thank you for listing the contractors you used. Have a lovely day! - Pauline...See MoreKitchen BEFORE and AFTER
Comments (19)Beautiful Kitchen! I agree with cupofkindnessgw that extending the countertop to allow better for seating. Also with tracy_Erin that the hardware needs to match. I also am wondering if the tone of the green is part of the issue. from the picture I think a green with a more blue undertone is needed....See MoreKitchen before & after
Comments (16)Looks great! I'm curious...what color did you use on your kitchen cabinets? I'm not building but have friends doing some remodels and I've been looking at some paint colors for them. I'd be interested in getting a sample of this color to see in person. Beautiful job on the transformation!...See MoreWhats Missing? Kitchen Before and After.
Comments (30)You should be so proud of your new kitchen. You did a fabulous job! After I mentioned to you earlier about the missing hood, I decided I better go check on mine as it had been a while since I cleaned it. Maybe 6 months or so. OMG, the 2 removable mesh filters were super sticky with grease and dirt (and with a few dead knats stuck in it). Gross!!! Even the sides of the two flanking upper cabinets were totally greasified! I removed the filters to soak them in hot soapy water. I then had to wash my hands about 4-5 times with dish soap and I am not kidding my fingers still felt sticky. Please bear with my long story here. Haha! I have an expensive powerful Zepher hood that I thoroughly researched on gardenweb (now houzz 😢) for a good recommendation. I turn it on to at least medium high everytime I use the stove, even for just boiling water. I will disclose my hubby cooks too and he love, love LOVES to fry everything! I make sure he turns it full blast when he does. Ok, getting to the point already. So now imagine you have no hood, and you actually use your cooktop fairly often. Over time, where do you think all that grease that I just described is going to go? Remember that is WITH most of mine being sucked up and out by my powerful hood. Yep, in no time, those new pendant lights, the ceiling, vases, trinkets, everything within a certain distance will get a nice sticky film of grease. You might not see it until the dirt and maybe a bug or two gets stuck to it. Don’t get me started on the cooking smells eventually stinking up the curtains and furniture or the annoying smoke detectors going off. I guess a downdraft would be better then nothing, but from what I have read by the pros here, not all that much better. So my advice is to listen to your wife and get the hood. They have nice looking ones that have good task lighting in them. Ok, sorry for the rant. 🤐 Now as far as the backsplash, I really love the color paint you have there now. I think a tile in that color would look beautiful. I have a similar greyish green color backsplash. It really functions like a neutral. I can use any pop of color, even red, and it goes great. Mine is by jeffery court, breakwater, sea color. It is a close match to the BM paint color Sea Salt. Enjoy your kitchen and please post an update when everything is finished!...See MoreMicheline Hellwege
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