Happy Mothers Day to everyone !!!Thanks Susan for hosting today's event.
Be sure to drop by
and take a look at all the great ideals
that you will find there.
I missed last weeks posting to Metamorphosis
Monday, so I will continue my mini
kitchen update this week.
This is a tiny little cabinet that sits in the
corner of the kitchen just before you go into
the foyer. I had the solid panels cut out a
couple of years ago and added the glass.
Then changed the plain knobs to the grape
knobs.
Please ignore the messy shelves!!!
The change, if you remember I used the same knobs on the, coat closet turned
pantry.
Now this little shelf hung over it. It reallynever looked finished to me!!!
My solution.........
A door with wire in it!!!
So what do you think???
Better????? Or not????
Be Honest!!!!!
A picture of some of my cabinets withthe brushed nickle finish. Now this looks
kind of washed out, but still much better
than the gold ones that were here when I
moved in.
What a difference black makes!!!!!Better?????? Or Not??????
I also changed things up a little on top of the 
My latest love!!!
Well I guess I have milked this kitchen
I also changed things up a little on top of the counters. I am seeing allot of coffee stations
on TV now, so I tried to set one up, for
tea and coffee. I may change this up a little
and put this in my appliance garage on
the other side of the kitchen, what do you
think?
My latest love!!!This is great for a large get together,
three different foods all staying warm at the
same time, one outlet used!!!
Well I guess I have milked this kitchen update as much as I can. I will have one more
post on this, next week. A face lift for my
center island!!! Please let me know what you
think, any suggestions or comments are always
appreciated!! I will get back to you as soon as
possible. I am now a working girl again, at
least part time. I'm working for Century 21
as a personal assistant to one of the agents.
I may be going to Charlotte next month to
get my staging certification, I will have
think about that one!!!
Bye For Now,
11 comments:
Love the chickenwire in the door. It looks just perfect. The black knobs are also fabulous. Great idea. I see coffee stations too and yours is a great idea. The apothecary jars are great. Hope you are having a fabulous Mother's Day. Hugs, Marty
I think it looks great!
Happy Mother's Day
You will be in my neck of the woods soon. YES it does look better, looks finished and I love the hardware you chose on the cabinets, it all looks great!~ It really is the little things that can make all the difference....enjoy your trip! Debbie
You did so good. It did look a little unfinished before. I think it's perfect now. The black accents really make your cabinets stand out. Great choice. I want your warmer!
I like the extra touches and the addition of black is ALWAYS a good thing! Linda
Love the chickenwire and black does look better.
The chickenwire looks adorable and so do all of your knobs.
Thanks for visiting and your kind comments.
- The Tablescaper
Small changes make big differences!
Looks like I'm not the only one busy updating my kitchen. So nice to see your changes too. That little cabinet is adorable. Jane F
I love what you are doing here and I see you have the same type of oak cabinets I do in my kitchen. I really want to paint mine and I'm at the point where I don't care what color I just want the oak gone!
If you're sure you don't mind suggestions . . . : ) I would move that large ceramic canister {beautiful colors by the way} and you say you have an island? I'd put it on the island with a vignette. I think it's too big for that little counter and that is throwing you off visually. Then, I'd move your coffee bar over there in its place. Okay, that's it, I hope you're not offended!
Hello sweet Sandy - I'm catching up from last week's Met Monday! Love all the black accents you've added in your kitchen! And those new fleur de lis knobs are fabulous!
Thank you for sharing. I'd love for you to stop by for a visit and enter my giveaway!
http://emmacallsmemama.com/2010/05/bff-giveaway/
Blessings,
Marie
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