So after the painting, and decluttering, and getting it right, here's what the finished room looks like:
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So here we are on a gentle tour round our new small space. We had a British Bake Off oven installed at chest height for comfort. And the door folds right underneath for ease of access to dishes inside. No "reaching", no fear of burning! |
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All the boards at the front are those used most, and they are collected together in an old box that once held just a bottle of wine. C'mon!... it doesn't all have to be perfect, and this cost nought! |
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Anthropologie Sale - oh yes! £10ish each reduced to £1.99 so lush upper knobs at a saving of £90! |
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We loved the tiles - especially after choosing a selection of square light and dark grey tiles and then them not matching the cupboards.... got a refund, went somewhere we didn't know existed, and found these lovelies! |
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Remember in Part 1 I showed you a gaping hole under the oven. What a waste, but the cabinet for these kinds of ovens are a stock size, and you get what it called a "vanity panel" to fill in what's left. Mmmmmm. Well - here's that vanity panel attached to a drawer we asked a local carpenter to make for us - more "stuff" has a home! | | |
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Go to PART 3 now, following on immediately!
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