Our 70’s kitchen was dark, depressing and worn out. The linoleum floor was sharply torn and dangerous. Lighting was minimal with 2 center ceiling fluorescent boxes. One working corner had no light. The electric stove top was original as were the sink and the gold tile counter with black grout. Single pane windows allowed cold and moisture in. Our goal was to better insulate, bring light into the room, update the appliances, including a gas stove top, and use electricity from our solar farm to heat a tile floor without changing the basic footprint of the room.
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its amazing
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Outstanding Kitchen creativity
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Inspiring work
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Looking nice .Good job .kichen master
Great job done by you. Keep it up.
It Looks Great.