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Comments (64)It's definitely not too late to consider this plan-- however, I'm still not entirely convinced it's the right plan for us. a) This pantry is a fantastic idea-- in theory. However, DH and I feel we lack the DIY skills necessary to pull it off. We'd have to be very careful to bring it out close enough to the garage door that we have room for a bi-fold pantry door. Also, it would be very, very difficult to get the measurements just right so that the rest of the cabinets line up correctly with the window and wall. It would also be very difficult to find a reliable professional who would come out for such a small job! Once I pay someone to put in that pantry, the money from less cabinets is no longer saved. (And that's IF I can find someone to do it.) b)It still doesn't really allow me to have my pull out pantry near the stove-- it's in laxsupermom's drawing next to the 24" pantry, which I would no longer need with the drywall pantry. I don't think I'd want to put a pull-out pantry next to the wall so it pulls out in front of the garage door. I suppose I could do a short one on either side of the stove. I have no idea how to set up the other wall/base cabinets... This: vs. This (only withOUT the short pullout): c)I don't think it would be nicer to look at from the living room. In fact, all you can see is the dining area from the living room, but when you walk in the front door and head for the kitchen, there is a hallway on the left (not portrayed in my drawings). If you're walking directly into the kitchen from the living room or hallway, the first thing you'll see is the wall directly across from you, which is where the fridge is in laxsupermom's drawing. I don't think that's nearly as attractive to look at as the wine wall with the glass cabinets... This would be the view walking in: vs. This: d)I lose some of the functionality I wanted, which is even more important to me than the counterspace by the stove and the pathway from the garage. I would lose my pet center and my peninsula drawers would be narrower (because of the lazy susan), and the peninsula is where I wanted to store my plates/bowls. Argh, I feel like my head is going to explode!! :)...See Moresecond guessing my bath paint choice
Comments (14)Thanks to all for your reassurances (though I'd be happy if you told me the truth about not liking it). annz: Here's another shot I've got showing it's more green than the first photo makes it look. (I'm adding a row of bullnose at the end of the tile, btw.) chibimimi: we're under contract on Weedy Acres with a L-O-N-G closing (in 3 months). We bought this one in our new location back in March as a short-term crash pad. No way we'll fit into 940 sf once we have to put all our stuff in it. But we picked it up for $14K, and it gives us something to do on weekends/evenings, so we couldn't resist....See MoreI'd love some feedback on this kitchen layout!
Comments (111)One more question for you. The window in the former kitchen is already framed in and I am getting ready to place the order for the windows. It was framed at 72" wide by 54" high to make room for the counter. Now that we are moving the kitchen, do you think I should make that window 72" wide by 72" high instead. It is an easy fix. Windows are set at 8'2" with 10 foot ceilings. Just curious of your thoughts. If we put a counter and cabinets on that dining wall, it would make sense to have a window that height. But if we don't, I am worried that it will look weird. What do you guys think?...See Morekitchen layout: I'd love your feedback, please ;)
Comments (31)The last pic of your former plan shows an island overhang for seating. I understand what you’re saying. I was referring to the 12” cab between the laundry cab and 24” pantry. I would hang something like this on the inside wall of the 12” tall cab: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/real-simple-reg-iron-caddy-board-holder/1018221497?skuId=18221497&&mrkgcl=609&mrkgadid=3253103175&rkg_id=0&enginename=google&mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_closetlaundry_local&product_id=18221497&adtype=pla&product_channel=local&adpos=1o2&creative=232470226284&device=m&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=CjwKCAiAkrTjBRAoEiwAXpf9CfWWi9qDUSJ_1OFJJhzKUWTbnOzsGCB9bkAIwlkC4rLFJf79PwWoExoCtRkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Does your step stool collapse? You do need one relatively close....See MorePaul F.
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