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Kitchen for Christopher

K. MINOR
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Kitchen floor tile (ish)

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Microwave and in peninsula

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Microwave in peninsula?

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I see what you mean about the benefit of glass cabinets having lights. that would be your call if i needed that if I ended up having glass fronts. the one thing I do like about these is that the fronts are one big piece of glass instead of the windowpane grid. I hate when the shelves don't line up with the grid and these alleviate that problem.

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12.5 x17 kitchen

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tiny kitchen island. what if it had one chair at each end? kinda weird.

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Only including for skylights. I really like this idea! I would hold back for budget purposes, but I do think it would help make the space feel bigger.

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Only including for skylights, though I wouldn't want more than two, it's always colder in that room than the rest of the house as is.

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would an island work if I gave up the bar stools? I would keep barstools with the island to make it a true eat-in. Better for resale.

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See how there are only two chairs on island end? I'm fine with that so I can use my chairs :-). like the rest of this kitchen but don't love as much as others, it's a little too traditional. i'm more transitional.

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Love a cabinet that hides the tall appliances like the toaster but allows them to stay plugged in.

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handy storage. Love this type of stuff. Sometimes $$$ though.

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love!

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Like the straight across pulls on the drawers in this kitchen, not the giant ones on what I think is the fridge but the regular size ones. Actually like this kitchen but thinking white subway tile for backsplash or something similar. the gray I think in my kitchen may just look dingy.

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Again, seems cramped but could possibly work in existing footprint but I think I'd feel closed in.

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Could this be done in existing footprint? Seems cramped :-( This is very similar to what I propose. The bar stools are quite bulky and the photo isn't great - curious if it's as cramped a it appears.

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I love a cabinet like this for the toaster, coffee maker, etc.

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Love, though I see my island being white with probably only two barstools. Why only two? the kitchen is small--and I just recovered two pottery barn bar stools with my own fabric and I really want to keep them--they were my first real diy project, EVER.

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This is the dream---yes, it would have to be a different house but LOVE!!

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Love! Me too. Especially backsplash.

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Love how clean this but not too modern, love the gray floor too, would switch hardware.

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It sure I need this, a narrow bottom cabinet without dividers would work as well. I have a lot of serving platters.This is kind of cool, though I think I would only need half or 3/4 the size. -not sure if this is standard anywhere. I can live without if too expensive. Just sharing as fyi

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One of my ideas was to have the upper cabinets on the wall that you can't see in photos have glass fronts--2 standard size upper cabinets like pictured here but right next to each other (as if you took out the stove in the middle). I like these glass fronts instead of the ones that look like multiple window panes b/c it bugs me when the inside shelves don't line up with the window pane grid. Not sure if that makes sense but I can further explain when I see you.

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