Dark Walnut
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing wrong with your kitchen – but after 25 years it’s time for a new look. Here they went from slab cream-coloured doors to a dark walnut shaker-style (10200) cabinet.
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These are the *original* cabinets. A dark walnut veneer was placed over the original cabinet. The doors were replaced with a dark walnut thermofoil door. The toe kick is replaced, as are all the end panels (gables). This gives the appearance of an all-new cabinet!
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This area was upgraded. The base cabinet on the right features 2 pot-and-pan drawers (with full extensions – which means you can pull the drawer 100% out) and replaces a rarely used writing desk. The cabinet above was partially open so another rail was added then doors to close the cabinet off.
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A view without the island.
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This kitchen renovation took about a quarter of the time and a third (or less!) of a full kitchen renovation. The counter tops were in good shape (and fairly new) and were kept. The lighting was updated.