Nathan Veldhoen

I have many pictures of the kitchen, process and final images.  I think we had the most fun trying to figure out how this kitchen would end up.  Well, the most fun was ripping the old one out but of course designing and figure out layout is good too.

old kitchen

We originally started with cabinets.  We found a good deal at the Home depot.  I believe it was under 3 for all the cabinets.  Another 50 bucks for handles.  I framed up the counter tops with about 30-40 bucks of lumber.  The material for the counter tops was a sacking mix  (concrete) for about 15 bucks a bag. (used about 5).  Another 40bucks for black colour and 30 for fiber that gets chucked in  the concrete when mixin.  Tile was about 500, and then add about 120 for the faucet, 150 for the sink, 100 for the hood, then boom.

Before we started drywall patching

Just finished the rough drywallin

Counter Tops framed

Counter tops freshly placed

Tile, with out the black grout

faucet

Final product, Different angle

Final Product

Had the oldman over today and he was a tile machine.  I painted out my bedroom as he hammered away at the kitchen tile.

Still need to get food and get this puppy filled up

Getting steps closer to getting the interior of the house finished.  I am also finding it weird that I have a kitchen and an almost done interior.  I have all my appliances hooked up and just had the electrical finished up today.  Still have the main bedroom to finish and some tile in the kitchen and then it will be time for the before and afters on the inside of the house.