Current house is mid-eightees construction. Updating everything, getting ready to do the kitchen. I want to expand it since it's just a galley kitchen and I plan to make it an eat-in setup since there's no formal dining room. I have some interesting pieces of cherry I want to use, just not sure how I'll fit them in. Not a huge space LOL.
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Your adding on to kitchen will be a big project. You post pictures of whatever you do with the cherry. Whatever it is will look good.
I've been hanging the top cabinets all day. Maybe I should take a break and make something to eat before it's too late. Got the walls painted in Cabernet color, which I am really liking. Will be doing dark trim to match the floor. Hope to do an epoxy counter top to tie everything together color wise. Those ugly cream and white appliances have got to go. I don't know how to erase the first upside down picture.
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