Sentences with phrase «not stainless appliances»

I love your floors, your not stainless appliances, your tile and dark grout and whole lot of other things..

Not exact matches

Yes, Oprah's Nate Berkus just renovated our teaching kitchen, but kids don't need fancy stainless steel appliances and shiny subway tiles to learn how to cook.

Don't use on brushed stainless steel appliances, however.

I love stainless but can't justify spending money on them when my white appliances are in perfect working condition, I also love white appliances.

Many little, sticky fingers are all over my stainless steel appliances, but I haven't found a great product to clean with.

The personal finance books that top the bestseller lists make the case that most people are buying stuff they don't need, such as designer clothes and stainless steel appliances and — oh, yes — that latte a day that we're all supposedly drinking.

Maybe you enjoy cooking, maybe you don't — but in your elegant kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and kitchen islands, preparing and eating meals will be a pleasure.

While not as sexy as stainless - steel appliances, cabinets will probably eat as much as 30 % to 40 % of your kitchen reno budget.

Enjoy fantastic Downtown Tulsa views and don't forget to ask about lofts featuring gorgeous island kitchens, marble or granite vanities, or the option of stainless steel and black appliances.

The not to be missed kitchen has granite counter tops to inspire you and stainless steel appliances.

It's fully equipped with stainless steel appliances — but you won't need to worry much about cooking!

The kitchen was well stocked with silverware, mugs, plates, and glassware, not to mention gleaming new stainless steel appliances and lots of counter space.

The changes may not be to everyone's taste but we really love what this timeshare resort has done — the darker wood used in the furniture and cabinetry looks a bit more expensive and the stainless steel appliances in the kitchens are a big step up from the white appliances the resort was originally fitted with.

Those that might not have a boat will find the spacious apartments, stainless steel appliances, and 9 foot ceilings at Bayfront Shores Townhomes to be just what the doctor ordered.

While granite countertops and stainless steel appliances are nice, they are certainly not necessities.

They may know, for instance, that the appliances are not stainless steel — but be planning a near - future purchase.

I already have nice whirlpool gold stainless steel appliances and I plan on doing a tile backsplash which will help but I wanted the nice white shaker style door and have not seen that offered at home depot or Lowe's.

- you do not need to buy stainless steel appliances, but do make connections with local used appliances store (they may have warranty in place, and know the appliances which make do / resists in the area).

You don't necessarily need granite countertops and stainless appliances.

Even if you aren't trying to remove a stain or hide a scratch, stainless steel cleaner or glass cleaner will help your appliance shine.

Granite counter tops, stainless steal appliances and two pantries in the kitchen will not disappoint!

Newark's newest 440 - bed student apartment high - rise offers students jaw - dropping amenities parents might not have — keyless entry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, 43 - inch HD TVs, and a bathroom for every bedroom.

Hi Ingrid, yes we did look up similar homes in the area and yes they do have pantries, we just weren't sure if it would increase the value to the property, but we updated the kitchen with granite counter tops and have painted the cabniets we invested in the kitchen close to $ 3k, only because the cabniets are in very good condition I just painted the cabniets and the kitchen walls and hired a pro for the granite $ 1500 for the slab and intallation, and we got gently used stainless steel appliances.

Trendy appliances and stainless steel finishes have a lot of superficial appeal, but don't assume they're going to increase your rent or resale value on their own.

Don't miss this lovely home w / a great OUTDOOR living space w / beautiful pool!Very bright & open floor plan.Large formal living room which opens to a Huge eat - in Kitchen.Lots of cabinets, wood floors, island & new stainless appliances.

Unfortunately we don't have the walls for the chalkboard paint, however, I do not like stainless steel appliance (just my preference) and we are considering changing them to chalk paint.

But I have seen bisque appliances that are just a softer white, maybe that would work with your creamy cabinets if you didn't want stainless?

Still no backsplash, no accesories, no hanging light fixtures, no rugs, no stainless steel appliances, and STILL haven't finished trimming out the tops of the cabinets... but here's another look at the kitchen in it's current state:

I still prefer stainless steel but I don't mind the white when they are newer or vintage appliances.

If I could replace all of my appliances tomorrow, I would not pick stainless.

My kitchen is one of my favorite rooms in my house, even though it's not up to date with stainless steep appliances or granite countertops.

I don't think I would want stainless steel unless I was actually purchasing fancy professional grade appliances.

As a young married person in the early 70s I went through the Harvest Gold, Avocado, Almond, Coppertone, and Black appliances over the years; I've got all white now because OCD can not handle the fingerprints on stainless steel.

Maybe add stainless handles and appliances and lighten the backgrounds, it may not look bad?

I have a stainless steel fridge (all appliances left by previous owners when we bought our house 4 years ago), and the only reason I have «prints» on it, is because I have a hubby who doesn't wash his dirty, sticky hands (from cooking, lucky me!)

In other words, I loved my wood counters, like my stainless appliances and white slipcovers and even my open shelving, but they may not be the best choice for everyone.

Most people don't realize it until you already own them, but stainless steel appliances are really smudgy.

(Oh, that's right, I don't have stainless steel appliances yet.

If you could choose any appliance finish for a new kitchen, would you choose stainless or not?

Everyone was trying to sell me stainless steel appliances, but I wasn't sold.

It doesn't have white cabinets, wood floors, stainless steel appliances, or beautiful lighting, and it is super small.

Yeah, I was a little nervous about keeping my black appliances with the white cabinets but I'm perfectly happy with how it looks (plus it saved me a ton of money not having to upgrade to stainless steel).

I don't have a Viking stove or stainless steel appliances, and I have white Formica counter tops and linoleum floors.

Although I don't care for the McMansion - y stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, I LOVE the floors.

I love this look and am not convinced I want to keep stainless appliances with my upcoming kitchen renovation.

Why not finish your cabinet doors in the same, stainless steel - like, finish as your appliances?

A separate dining room includes a dry bar with under - counter beverage fridge and glass sliders to a small deck while the up - to - date and functionally arranged if not especially spacious adjoining kitchen is finished with mundane bone - toned floor tiles, commonplace black granite countertops on white raised panel cabinetry and average - quality stainless steel appliances.

Don't have stainless steel appliances?

The white appliances keep the space feeling more open and don't add the cool stainless feeling to the overall warm space.

Here are some other things we paid to have upgraded: • finished garage — drywalled, painted, house & garage door openers • knock down ceiling texture • stairway rail to box, square newel posts, stained balusters • stainless steel kitchen appliances (fridge not included) • gourmet kitchen (double oven, gas cooktop) • fireplace surround (granite), raised hearth, Kenwood mantel • cased windows • craftsman - style doors, board and batten in entryway • laundry utility sink (the only way we could have additional plumbing added to the laundry room) • full basement with finished bonus room • full bathroom rough - in in basement • egress basement window • stairway windows