Waterloo White Lacquer
Not every kitchen is a refacing and nor is every kitchen a full rip out and renovate. Some are hybrids – part refacing, part new cabinets. Keeping some of the old components can save money and time.
In this case half the cabinets were refaced, and half were built new to match. As well, the layout changed drastically.
This was an extensive renovation that was still far less than a full rip out and redo. Details: new Corian counters, sinks, faucets, dishwasher, backsplash, and a completely new reconfiguration.
Completed Kitchen
Better shot of the new layout. Full details: Corian counters, new doors, facings, handles, soft-close hinges, undermount sink, backsplash.
New Layout
New Layout Stove
Corian counters are a manmade product (unlike Granite) that is also in the solid-surface line. Made of acrylic, it is extremely hard, durable, and easy to repair in years down the road.
Old Layout Fridge
The fridge was set a little too far away from the main counters.
New Layout – Microwave area
This is the old fridge location. A drawer bank was added, and a microwave cabinet to get it off the counters.
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The cabinet is an SK00 in White Lacquer with a Tuscan Copper handle from Lee Valley
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The sink has been moved into the corner.
Old Layout
Time to update the doors.
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Old Sink Location
Old Sink Layout
Above the Stove
The original above-the-stove cabinet.
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