Here is a sneak peek of things to come in my blog. Having completed the near complete gut-job of removing my daughter's kitchen, leaving most of the walls and floor, the rest removed, I will share a few pictures.
A $5 piece of wood found in a bin at Rockler's. With a bit of routing for the edges and to prepare a space for Rare Earth Magnets, a handy knife holder has become one of the most useful additions to the "new" kitchen.
The wood for the shelves was chosen for its "character", since the underside of the upper shelves would be visible, we chose the most distinctive side to face down.
With the absence of a real lighting expert, we had to rely on what we had and who was available.
Hazel Nut proved to be willing to help at every opportunity.