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Old 12-05-2006, 04:15 AM
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Very nice, Deb.

I like the sliding drawers, makes things so much easier to get to. I have sliding shelves in the pantry cabinet on both sides of my refrigerator and I love them!
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Deb. Looks great!! The shelves kinda remind of a tv show . . . Prison Break.
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Arrows C & D of the plan point to the two areas of the kitchen that currently do not have cabinets and countertops. This is where much of the new storage/work space will be created. C is the side-by-side washer and dryer (currently stacked) which will be covered by the new countertop (with new cabinets above), in an "L" direction over new floor-level cabinets (with glass shelves above), as indicated by D. The rest of the kitchen is pretty much just replacing what is there. Sink and cooktop will be essentially in the same place they are now (A & B). Double ovens will be relocated between the refrigerator and sink, and the dishwasher to the left of the cooktop.
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Originally Posted by MsPerky,Dec 5 2006, 05:07 AM
Beautiful. I plan to do the backsplash tile work myself after the new counter tops get installed. I really like that design, but it looks like a lot of cutting. It might take me a while to replicate that.
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Yes, my contractor told me it will take two days (for two walls). Also, this design has more waste than some because of the diamond pattern. The granite/tile man estimated somewhere between 35 and 40 sq ft. It is beautiful though. Actually will cost less than my designer's estimate because he recommended a glass backsplash that I hated. Very modern looking and not my taste.
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Originally Posted by MsPerky,Dec 5 2006, 11:44 AM
The granite/tile man estimated somewhere between 35 and 40 sq ft. It is beautiful though.
How exciting! I like your warm neutral palette. You go girl! When's the housewarming party?
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Mmmm...let's see, if all goes as planned, it will be done shortly before we head to Charlottesville for the Charlottesville Marathon on April 21 (the +1 is running). Then Spring Fling on May 4-6. So sometime soon after that!!
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Nice metric plans, Deb....first that I've seen from a kithchen designer

What's on elevation 'A' at the far left end....maybe a pantry cab

Is it correct that the dbl ovens are right next to the sink?
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Yes, it is a pantry cabinet on the end of A, then the refrigerator (built in), then the double ovens (built in), then the sink area. A-D have their own drawings that I didn't take a picture of, showing the view facing the cabinets. The counter space I'm losing to the left of the sink gets moved down to the right side of the cooktop, where the ovens are now.
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Another thing I like is the new sink is quite a bit deeper than the old, and is oval. Next to it will be a smaller sink, shallower, for paring vegetables, etc. There will be no outlets on the wall. They are all under the cabinets. The switch for the garbage disposal is in the counter. All kind of new stuff to me.


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