Probably the biggest issue was the faux brick, which was stuck to the wall with asphalt. Otherwise, the appliances and cabinets came apart relatively easy.
The most time-consuming part was tearing up all the floor tile, which, in some weird way was actually kind of fun, definitely gratifying. And there were a lot of tiles.
I know this may sound weird, but sometimes I find that a room looks bigger when there are kitchen cabinets in it. After we'd removed all the cabinets the room felt smaller to me. Granted, there was a pile of tiles in the middle of the room.
The next day we drove up to Manchester to meet with the guy who did the cabinets at Porchlandia, to discuss what I wanted for color, style, etc. So now we wait two weeks until the kitchen arrives and then put the room back together.
I can't wait to see what the cabinets look like when they arrive! After two houses in a row of white shakers I'm excited to see how something different looks. Fingers crossed I made the right design choice!
Stephanie
As if you could make the wrong design choice, PFFT! I cannot wait to see how the kitchen develops!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gratifying first day! Excited to watch the transformation.
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