Sentences with phrase «part of my kitchen wall»

I need to repaint part of the kitchen wall, because who let her toddlers use her acrylics?

We have also thought about removing part of the kitchen wall in the dining room, perhaps creating a half - wall, to make the kitchen a little more open to the dining room.

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The kitchen is almost entirely separated from the central living space and its gigantic fireplace with a wall; a narrow hallway lined with books takes you to the bedrooms and study, intentionally offset from the more open, social part of the house.

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The food on the stove caught fire, and rapidly spread beyond the pan, damaging walls, paint, cupboards, countertops, and other parts of the apartment kitchen.

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Following the ramp, one comes to the fully - equipped kitchen, which occupies almost the entire wall, plus a small dining area, integrated as part of the ramp.

The food on the stove caught fire, and rapidly spread beyond the pan, damaging walls, paint, cupboards, countertops, and other parts of the apartment kitchen.

It might not work due to the arrangement of our kitchen, but I always love this inspiration pic (below) so we aren't ruling out the option of removing all or part of the wall.

I love it, not even the stuffed animals on the walls could put me off and that is something to say:) The kitchen is by far my most favorite part of the house with that amazing antique looking kitchen counter.

This kitchen was redesigned to open up the space, so part of the wall has been knocked through so that it opens on to the living space.

We aren't tearing down walls or moving the kitchen to another part of the house or combining the space with other rooms.

I was forced to remodel when our frige threw a water party while away for a week (parents 60th anniversary, ain't that cool) so since all the wood flooring, subfloors had to go why not knock out the kitchen wall and make the porch a part of the kitchen.Whew what was I thinking but I have appreciated reading about your adventures and realize at one time or another drywall dust was mostly likely an annoying part of your life for a while.

My biggest project I would like to do is take out a wall, or part of a wall between my kitchen and dining room to open up the space a lot more.

While most of my cabinets were finally painted right before Christmas (along with my family room walls and trim and part of the horizontal planking in my little hall) my one «open cabinet» in the kitchen was not able to be painted as it had to have some finishing work done on the inside of it first.

We are removing part of one wall, moving the sink location and having gas run to the kitchen for our dream gas cooktop.

I would have loved to tile my whole kitchen with subway tile, but I picked a couple of key walls and went part way up the wall with it.

We have part of a Bible verse on our kitchen wall, and because the family I grew up in has pride issues (so that means I have pride issues), I put the verse there to help me start each day where I belong.

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Kitchen, storage room, fireplace, piano and audio equipment forms an integral part of the wall unit.

We removed the part of the wall that divided the kitchen and the living room.

The kitchen area was very small, so in order to make it appear larger we removed a part of the wall that divided the living room and the kitchen.

I'm still playing around with ideas for the zag part of this zig - zag kitchen, but other plans include painting walls and cabinets, changing the lighting and finding ways to create even more space.

Part of a 150 - year - old home, this restored kitchen features creamy white - painted stock cabinets teamed with buttery yellow walls and black stone countertops and backsplashes.

Depending on your home's layout, you may be able to remove part of a wall separating the kitchen from an adjoining living or dining room.

I had to swag my dining room chandelier to centered over the table (which required re-wiring some parts), replacing the mirror sliding doors in my bedroom with my DIY craftsman style bi-fold doors, building a little cabinet door for a spot in my kitchen that didn't have one since my kitchen makeover over a year ago, re-paint my bathroom and bedroom shiplap walls, and of course deep clean and find some fresh artwork for a few spots in my home.

Our kitchen walls have white on the bottom half of the walls and a color that is almost black but in the brown family on the top part of the walls with white ceilings and white molding.

If having white walls, white cabinets, and white counters are what it takes to have a magazine - worthy kitchen... then I want no part of that!

I spent the better part of last year living in a studio apartment with a single - wall kitchen that was a measly 32 square feet (3 square meters).

The designer and architect opened up part of the wall that separated the old kitchen and the dining room to create a peninsula.

My office is in the corner of my dining room which is part of a very open LR / DR / foyer / kitchen door square and I only have two short walls to work with.

The owners wanted the kitchen to be part of the living space, yet blend in, so they've chosen one that's the same colour as the walls.

If you have tiles floor to ceiling then this will obviously be more of an undertaking, but for kitchens with painted walls (or part painted) this is the easiest kitchen win of all.

An attention grabbing feature wall is a great way of helping the dining room feel separate when it makes up part of a kitchen - diner.