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Ill post pix of the countertop here, we have a black granite.
Damn, thats one beautiful kitchen, 2Blonde. Congrats!
Ill post pix of the countertop here, we have a black granite.
2Blonde, I see that your kitchen has the most important feature of them all...a wine rack!!!
Amongst all your clutter, I do have to comment on your furniture. I love what you did with the lawn chair!
Oh yes I must have the wine rack. What self-respecting texan wouldn't have cheap wine to drink while sitting on their lawn chairs in the house.2Blonde, I see that your kitchen has the most important feature of them all...a wine rack!!!
Amongst all your clutter, I do have to comment on your furniture. I love what you did with the lawn chair!
Seriously, I brought the lawn chair over to have something to sit on because I was out here for hours on end toward the end of the construction process.
Oh yes I must have the wine rack. What self-respecting texan wouldn't have cheap wine to drink while sitting on their lawn chairs in the house.
Seriously, I brought the lawn chair over to have something to sit on because I was out here for hours on end toward the end of the construction process.
I know a guy who does marble, granite, and silestone at a very good price. We hired him to do our tub, vanities, and countertops. I don't want to quote you a price because its his work, but I know you can get more than a kitchen countertop for $4-5K.
My neighbor just had these done and it looks great. Totally fooled me that it was not a solid granite slab. Her kitchen took about 20 linear feet (her kitchen is choppy, so it was several small sections) and was just under 3k. Included a nice sink, and NO demolition; job was done in less than 2hours!
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