Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Woman and The Kitchen
Friday, November 4, 2011
New Kitchen Soon
At long last, after 17 months of waiting that much needed check has arrived. It could help us big time. We got too many major home improvement plans pending for months because of the delay and now we can make all these plans happen. I was away from home for two weeks. Before I could come back, my husband had our backyard fence fixed. Next group of people coming in our house are the ones that will do our kitchen.
Yeppeeyyy new kitchen is what we are going to have. The job won't start until Monday. I so look forward to it. It is going to be a full week of torture without kitchen but in the end, the prize is worth it. New kitchen means new kitchen appliances and new dining table maybe? I love the idea of buying new dining chairs with casters or dining chairs casters to match with our newly remodeled kitchen. That is very cool to match with our corelle soup bowls and dishes. What more could I ask for? My dream of having a decent and new kitchen will soon come true. I'm lucky!
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
A Trip To Home Depot
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Home Lighting
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Porcelain Sinks
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Keeping Your Driveway Smooth
Thursday, September 9, 2010
My New Kitchen Counter
It was love at first sight when I walked into my house; the kitchen was another story. I signed the contract and immediately started kitchen shopping. This was four years ago when granite was (and still is I guess) the must-have household update.
The entire new kitchen process took about 3 months, from planning the layout to completion. My favorite part was choosing the counters. I walked a vast warehouse of giant slabs of granite, up and down aisles and aisles of it. There were so many to choose from but I was drawn to darker colors with lighter accents. I came upon a slab named 'flash green,' which actually looks almost black but has swirling grey/green inclusions and some light silvery flecks. It was definitely good that when I thought kitchen counters sears was what came to mind.
The granite contractor came to my house and drew a template of the counter when the new cabinets were in place. There were some details to iron out such as how many holes for faucets and the size of the sink but it was a simple process. About five days later the granite guys arrived with my newly cut and polished slabs.
Installation took a couple of hours and couldn't have been easier (of course, I didn't have to lift it.) The granite counter makes such a statement in my kitchen, it's natural beauty is so eye catching but not at all flashy, four years and I still love it.
