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1920s bungalow - bungled to beautiful
comments (2) April 4th, 2009 in Project Gallery
markmack, member
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After 1. Added a window for a great view to the backyard at the new sink location. Flat panel, cherry cabinets true to the original home design. Soapstone countertops wrap around kitchen. Food prep convenient to sink. Commerical range and hood. Glass block windows under cabinets allow light but not the neighbors.
This was a tired 60s rehab of a 1920s bungalow. Updated the look, layout and function. Colors are bold and rich. It is small and efficient and allows the homeowner to entertain in style.
Design or Plan used: My own design - Mark Mackmiller
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Fine Homebuilding editors are a finicky bunch, and opinionated too. So the task of narrowing down the nearly 150 entries from our “Before and After: What’s Old is New Again,” kitchen and bath contest to just five winners wasn’t easy.
After the field was narrowed down to a group of fifteen, the editors convened with coffee and notebooks into a conference room equipped with a projector (for easier viewing). After going back and forth, and sometimes cringing, a few entries kept rising above the others, and viola, we found our winners.
Thanks to all who entered, and congratulations to the winning participants who will be mailed a new, DeWalt 18V 1/2" XRP LiIon Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver kit.
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