Finally. Here it is.
It took a total of 5 weeks, start to finish. Minus 2 days. 2 days shy of 5 weeks … not bad, considering that this was a one man project. I’m telling you. He. Is. Superman.
Without further chatter, here are the before pictures:
Typical builder grade, pre-fab wood cabinets … complete with bright white wood trimmed formica. And uber boring backsplash.
Lots of fake/faux wood veneer on every side panel of the cabinets. Builder penny pinching at its finest.
I would like to say that there wasn’t anything wrong with our kitchen. If your kitchen looks like mine, it’s a lovely fully functioning kitchen … it’s just boring. That’s all. ;)
And the desk. Oh man. The desk. Two tiny cabinets that didn’t hold much at all. That desk was a continual struggle for my OCD self.
Paper hanging lanterns … cause I used to think they looked ‘cool’. I don’t know. I really just don’t know. So, don’t ask.
This 7” white porcelain sink might have been my absolute least favorite thing about this very plain kitchen. It was the ‘armpit’ of the kitchen, if you will.
And finally, my el cheapo IKEA chair … purchased many years ago out of desperation when I just couldn’t find a desk chair (within my budget) that I liked.
Combine all those boring builder grade (or worse) aspects … wait 6 1/2 years … and you’ll be where I was at. I was just plain tired of that kitchen. Tired of keeping it clean. Tired of cooking in it. Entertaining in it. Doing dishes in it. I needed change.
And … here we are:
Superman ripped out the crown moulding on the cabinets and replaced it with thicker moulding, added trim on the bottom side of the cabinets, installed under cabinet lighting, replaced the veneer side panels with trimmed bead board, painted the inside and outside of the cabinets, replaced the counters with marble, replaced the sink, replaced the backsplash with split faced travertine, replaced light fixtures … and then, called it quits. :D
There really are no words for the finished product. That backsplash consists of 1,700 tiles … each placed one at a time.
The marble tiles used for the countertops were painstakingly cut to be installed with a zero grout line.
We found unfinished cabinets at Home Depot for roughly $200 … and Superman finished them out with paint, crown moulding, bead board, and under trim to match the rest. He’s going to install under cabinet lighting here as well … and clearly, we have a cord situation that we need to take care of; but, overall, I am very pleased with the desk area.
I kissed all of the IKEA mirrors and clutter goodbye … and hung a homemade-by-Superman triple mirror in its place.
Superman even refinished my kitchen table … read about that here.
We also replaced the paper lantern with an identical ceiling fan … this is Dallas, people. You cannot have too many ceiling fans … and this new addition makes ceiling fan #9 for this house. :D
The lights above the sink and desk are original to the home … we dug them back out of the attic and spray painted the brass bases with the oil rubbed bronze paint.
He did such a beautiful job … I am truly one spoiled girl.
One of my favorite parts is the new stainless 9” deep sink and goose neck faucet, with built in soap dispenser. :D I know I sound silly. It’s the little things.
To give the chair a face lift, he sprayed the base with oil rubbed bronze spray paint … and then painted the seat and back to match the cabinets. I love it!
So, here are the before and after pictures … side by side.
Here is the break down of cost, for those interested in duplicating something similar:
Marble tiles (Crema Fedora): $200 (about 100 feet at $2/ft)
Paint (Sherwin Williams Turkish Coffee in an oil based glossy enamel): $50
Sink and faucet (sold together as a set at Home Depot): $250
Pre-fab unfinished cabinets: $200
Under cabinet lighting: $50
We spent a total of about $750 … but that backsplash was free for us. Superman brought it home about 5 years ago when he was working in home building. Another homeowner didn’t like the backsplash, so it was ripped off the wall. We cut the tiles off the fiberglass backing and scraped all the glue off and then installed them one at a time. It was a labor of love … but that same backsplash would have been $15/ft otherwise.
I’m currently pricing new appliances … I’ve found several appliance packages for all 4 of our built in appliances that sell for around $800 for all 4 total, through Craigslist. I’m just trying to sell a few things to pay for them, so I don’t feel guilty going out of pocket for an unnecessary purchase. The bulk of this kitchen remodel was funded by Christmas money we received from my parents, Gary’s parents, and family. Gotta love that. ;)
What do you think? Worth $750?? ;)
PS- I do not know why all of my pictures are blurry when I upload them. They aren’t blurry on my computer. Sorry.
A.MAZE.ING!!!!! Love it!! That backsplash is awesome. Nicely done!!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are right in calling your husband "superman". I am super impressed. It is amazing how the new things make your kitchen "pop" now. And the fact that you did it for under $800 is amazing. I think my favorite change is the bead board at the sides and ends of the cabinets. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! When I saw the picture on Facebook, I thought it was my kitchen (the boring builder grade one). Now I'm staring at my kitchen thinking....I wonder....
ReplyDeleteSuper impressed! Especially that the backsplash was put on one tile at a time. Amazing. Great job guys!
A-mazing, indeed. Do you hire Superman out? Unfortunately, my hubby is the antithesis of Superman. And that's being nice. :) So awesome that you have one in-house. I'm loving all your color and design choices. I bet you are so happy now, being able to sit and watch the hours of the Presidential race, all-the-while looking over and seeing a beautiful new kitchen. Yay! So happy for you!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the dark wood & the sink! So jealous!
ReplyDeleteWow, looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI really like it, I have been dreaming of a remodel. I think my builder was your builders stingy cousin! You got alot of improvement for only$750 and patience!
ReplyDeleteI 'm in heb and reading this day after the tornado outbreak, I pray you are safe and your hand done tiles are still intact.
LOVE! Is there any homemade item that I can contribute for when you invite me over for a girls night??
ReplyDeleteYes! We are safe!! Very lucky. Kendra, let's do it. Girl party, for sure! xoxo.
ReplyDeleteL, whoever you are, thank you for thinking about us. Sorry about my builder's stingy cousin. :( I feel your pain.
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. And I have to say, I would never have noticed those cords in the picture by the computer desk if you hadn't said anything about them. When you said there was a cord problem, I had to examine the picture for a minute to figure out what you were talking about, because the desk looked perfect! I hope that helps you feel better about it (:
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is AMAZING! I have a $25,000 kitchen and I like yours just as well as mine. It is amazing! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks guys! We're having fun. Working on a couple more projects that we will share shortly. :D xoxo.
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ReplyDeleteIt looks soo nice!!! great job!!! i was just wondering how much was the bead board and moulding..i would love to do something similar..i have the same cabinets..ugh..
ReplyDeleteIt was about $100 for both the beadboard and moulding and trim. I think we used 2 full sheets of beadboard.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE it!! Awesome job girl. Love your blog as well. :)
ReplyDeleteI swear we have the same kitchen(your before kitchen) the same color cabinets, same material same window with the bench seat, same desk(always cluttered) and the exact layout even the entrance is arched! and our countertops are white and so is the sink..yuck! PLEASE share how the cabinets were refinished...did superman sand down or just paint over it? I love that you can still see the wood grain. We just bought this house less than a year ago in Houston and this is going to be our first big change!
ReplyDeleteSee comment below for more info. :) Thanks!
DeleteI love it!!! How long do you think the paint will last? I am thinking about asking my husand to do this for me!!! Did you put a clear coat over the paint or did was paint all you need?
ReplyDeleteIt's been 8 months. No scratches anywhere. He just sanded everything until the shines/gloss was gone. Then painted.
DeleteI was wondering what you painted the cabinets and beadboard with? It looks like dark stain, b/c you can see the grain, but you said paint....would love to redo my kitchen! It looks incredible!
ReplyDeleteSee comment below for info. :) Thanks!
DeleteOkay ladies,
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen cabinets were painted, not stained. Superman did sand them down. He sanded them down until there was absolutely no glossy anywhere on either side. He's a perfectionist. Do I think it was necessary to sand them down THAT much? No. Are they holding up? ABSOLUTELY. They look the same today as they did 3 months ago. No chips.
He sprayed the paint on using a paint canister hooked up to an air compressor. You could totally brush the paint on as well. Just use a soft bristled brush to minimize the appearance of brush strokes.
Basically, you just need to scuff up the existing stain. Rough it up with steel wool, sand paper, or stripper. Then spray or brush the paint on. Bottom line: no matter how you apply it, it's going to look WAY better than what's already there.
Finally, the paint we used is Sherwinn Williams Turkish Coffee. I asked for a GLOSSY oil based ENAMEL. It was roughtly $50/gallon (not cheap!). So, we didn't use a clear coat (nor do I recommend ever using them because they yellow over time). The gloss came already in the paint. I swear by Sherwinn Williams. All they do is paint. I trust no one else. ;)
Even without a Superman husband, y'all could totally do this!! It just takes time and patience. Maybe when the kids go back to school? haha.
I am dying to paint my kitchen cabinets. We have the same exact type of cabinets and they are on my list to be redone. I love the dark wood look, it does look stained. I will definitely be looking into Sherwinn Williams next time I paint!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to steal the bead board idea and use it in my kitchen since we also have the same cheap wood veneer stuff. Looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing! Totally gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteInspiring- Thank you! I just found you via pinterest and am SO glad! I particularly amazed that your wall color POPS now. I'm so stinkin' excited, I can't even explain...
ReplyDeleteOh, you are so sweet! Thank you so much! We have loved the journey. :D
DeleteDid you cover your old countertop with the marble tile? Or remove the old countertop first?
ReplyDeletewhat was the underside of your cabinets like? Ours are white. Did you paint the underside as well?
ReplyDeleteWe only painted the front and back of all the cabinet doors and all the space in between each door. We didn't paint under anything. Hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteHi, Kitchen looks fabulous. My question is about your countertops. Were they tile or regular veneer. Did you cover your old countertop with the marble tile? Or remove the old countertop first?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Michelle
The counter tops were Formica. He just screwed down hardibacker (cement board) directly to the countertops. You don't have to prep them at all. He hardibackered the tops and sides of the cabinets and then laid the tile on top of that. It made the counters about 1/2" higher than they were before. I hope that helps. Good luck!!
DeleteThe counter tops were Formica. He just screwed down hardibacker (cement board) directly to the countertops. You don't have to prep them at all. He hardibackered the tops and sides of the cabinets and then laid the tile on top of that. It made the counters about 1/2" higher than they were before. I hope that helps. Good luck!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Where did you find out how to do the countertops that way? They look awesome!
ReplyDeleteMy husband used to work in the home building industry as a Superintendent and saw it done in new homes back then. So, we shopped around and couldn't find any granite tiles (for cheap) that we liked, so we decided on marble. Zero regrets with our choice there, for sure. :D
DeleteIt’s just amazing how simply painting the cabinets with a dark color made your kitchen more elegant. The backsplash and countertop were given a very sophisticated style. This is actually a kind of design that I only see in pictures of luxurious modern homes. You did more than remodel the kitchen - you almost transformed it into something new.
ReplyDelete-.Darryl Margulies
Thank you! Really, so very nice of you. It was worth all the hard work. No regrets.
DeleteYou mean you laid all 1,700 pieces of tiles one by one? That’s a lot of work! Your effort and time spent in laying those tiles really paid off because it turned out so beautiful! The floor definitely serves as the center of attraction in your kitchen. Great job!
ReplyDelete>Keaton Oakes
Thank you so much! And yes, he REALLY did install the backsplash one painful tile at a time. The dude is amazing.
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ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is gorgeous! I have a 1985 fixer upper that is desperate need of updating but it's hard on a school librarian salary so I am loving your blog. I was wondering about the beadboard, were the old panels removed or was the beadboard just secured over the top of the existing cabinets? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't remove the old panels. We just used liquid nails and stuck them on the old ... and then shot it on real good with some brad nails along the top and bottom.
DeleteGood luck! The cabinets were by far the easiest part!
I came over after seeing a comment you left at Better After. I am going to be updating my kitchen this summer and wanted to find out how you like your countertops? This is the first I've heard of zero grout lines with tiles --- my laminate is a pale pink....and not the worst...but not really were I want to stay. So...(1) Did you just lay the tile over the countertops you had? (2) How are they to keep clean - does "gunk" get stuck in them? Have they discolored??
ReplyDeleteThanks for answering if you have the time! casserole14 at gmail dot com
Yeah. Pale pink laminate? You need some marble or granite tiles in your life. ;)
DeleteThe marble is installed on top of the old countertops. My husband just screwed down a product called Hardibacker on to the tops and sides of the counters and then laid the tiles on top using Thin Set.
A zero grout line is deceiving ... it's not actually zero. It's like 1/16th of an inch kind of zero. So, there ARE very thin lines of grout between each tile. And nope, it doesn't get gunky or yucky at all. We sealed the grout really well with a grout sealer and just maintain it on a regular basis to keep everything looking new.
Hope that helps! Good luck with the pale pink. It's so liberating to get rid of it!!
Thank you!! So sweet of you!! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You definitely did a great job in remodeling your kitchen and turning it into something so wonderful. The color scheme you chose significantly contributes to the area’s charming visual texture. Kudos to you, Janette! :)
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Thank you, Chase!
DeleteWow! Your truly Amazing! I want to learn on how to decorate my Kitchen Cabinets. When I read your post I've learn some tips. So thank you for posting! I'm sure to be back here for more updates. Learn also to remodel your kitchen cabinet just Click Here.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda!
DeleteI love your kitchen especially because the colour is similar to mine. I was lucky my Dad refinished my cabinets. They were oak so he stripped and stained them dark for me. The pantry I left because the previous owners added it later and it is the oak veneer and I wasn't sure how I wanted to handle it. I see how you did and it has given me some ideas. I have been saving to replace one appliance a year, I have the fridge to replace and I want to put a microwave/hood fan in...
ReplyDeleteOoooo. A microwave/hood fan. LOVE that idea. Would love to hear how it all works out! :D
DeleteI love it! We live in Dallas too and totally understand about the ceiling fans. :-)
ReplyDeleteI know, huh? I'd put one in my bathroom if I could figure out how! I mean, if Superman could figure out how!! hahaha.
DeleteHow do you like the dink and faucet? I am looking to buy the same setup and wanted to know how it holds up.
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DeleteWow, sorry. Some of these comments don't come through on my phone. I loooooooooooooove the sink/faucet. Totally recommend it. Love how deep it is. It's by far my most favorite part of the renovation. Good luck!!
DeleteCan you clarify a few things please? Sounds like you used only one gallon of paint on the entire set of cupboards. Is this correct? And did you paint all of the insides too or just the fronts? We are SOOOO going to do this! We love it!! Thanks for all the details.
ReplyDeleteYep, you are correct. Just one gallon. Not even a gallon. Still lots left. We painted all of the cabinet base (the part you attach the doors to) and then the front and back of the doors. Good luck! I'd love to hear how it turns out!
DeleteWow, that's awesome! You're cabinets are fairly light. How does it look when you open them and see light backs with dark fronts? Ours are a darker oak and I'm concerned how they will look since we plan on selling in a few years.
ReplyDeleteDid you spray or brush it on? One or two coats? Thanks so much!
It's hard to describe my cabinets, but we painted everything that was previously stained wood. We didn't paint the insides of the cabinets because it is just a prefab base that all/most cabinets look like on the inside regardless of the color the wood on the outside is stained. So, it doesn't look funny at all. It looks like the house came with chocolate brown cabinets. We painted the front AND back of the doors, so anything that was stained before got painted. Are in the insides of your cabinets actually wood? Not sure I've ever seen insides of cabinets that were actually wood/stained. Mine are more like laminate.
DeleteNot sure if you've read through the post at all, but it explains the process he did to paint them pretty well. He sprayed the paint on using his air compressor and paint canister, but you could paint them with a brush and they would still look nice. We only used one coat, but he sanded quite a bit. Just depends on how dark or light you are going ... you might need 2. But, you'll know after the first coat if you need another one.
Good luck! :D
I apologize....I should re-read the post for details as I must have forgotten some of the info. We read it awhile back and my "Superman" began researching the paint from Sherwin-Williams and measuring and calculating. Now that we are re-visiting it, trying to decide priorities and which project needs to go first (we also need to get our land up for sale so there's lots of cleanup there too---UGH!) we have just forgotten alot.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear they look fine on the inside because I was not much interested in doing all of that!!
I appreciate your time. How wonderful of you to go to all the trouble of documenting this big project to share with us Pinners. I'll let you know how ours turns out.
No need to apologize!!!! Are you kidding?! I just read through my comment to see what you were apologizing for. So sorry. So much is lost in text. Wasn't trying to seem all snotty at all. I love answering questions. Don't mind it one bit! Can't wait to hear how it goes!
DeleteIt looks like your trim is white. Did you change that yourself also? I would love to do my cabinets but all the wood in the house is oak.. trim, doors, etc. Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhich trim are you referring to? Trying to guess ... are you talking about the wood trim around the laminate? If so ... the white that you see now is actually marble. The countertops are marble tiles and my husband cut strips of marble to put on the edges of all the counters to cover that wood trim. Is that what you are referring to? It's the only thing I can think of because everything else is either the same or it was trim that got painted brown. I'm assuming you aren't talking about baseboard trim.
DeleteLet me know if I didn't answer your question. It's hard to explain through text sometimes.
Where did you buy marble tiles for $2/ft?? We are actually looking into redoing our entryway and I've been DYING to find some cheap white marble tiles, but can't find anything under $4/ft. Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteWe bought it here: http://www.sbmtx.com/MARBLE_c_32.html
ReplyDeleteThat place has sales all the time. It was marked down from $3.99 to 50% off. We bought in November of 2011, even though we knew it would be a few months before we got around to the kitchen. I probably shopped and searched for marble for 3 months before buying it. Good luck! Keep looking ... marble for $2/ft is possible.
Great deal! Thanks for the link :)
ReplyDeleteOkay I am a little new so bare with me ;)
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I just bought our first home (YAY!) But the kitchen is in definite need of an upgrade. We have that awesome white 3x3" ceramic tiles as a countertop. Is the formica that you used in your kitchen the ones that come in sheets? And then did you cut the squares from the sheets to put them closer together? Or were they already individual tiles? I love your remodel and am looking to do the same thing within the next few weeks :)
Hi Kaitlyn,
DeleteWe didn't use Formica. We replaced the Formica with marble tiles. The tiles were already cut in 12x12 tiles. My husband just screwed a cement board called Hardibacker on to the top of the countertops. Then he used thin set to adhere the tiles to the Hardibacker. He used a wet saw to cut the tiles to fit perfectly around corners, etc. And then he grouted over the top.
Hope that helps!
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hi, loving your kitchen!!! quick question... where did you buy the paint and do you have a picture or a link to the very one you bought? im finding it hard to figure out which one it is i know you said "Sherwin Williams Turkish Coffee in an oil based glossy enamel" but a picture or link would really help me. thanks
ReplyDeleteI can totally take a picture of the can. As soon as I find it. I'll post the picture on this link and then I'll follow up here in the comments with you. Hopefully, this reply will somehow make it to you. I don't really know how the blogosphere works. I happened into this whole thing by accident. :D
Deleteno worries, i kept the page opened. thanks for the quick reply. i'll be on the look out for the post :)
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ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic!! Would you be bale to ask superman how he attached the beadboard to the sides of the cabinets? IF all he needed was woodglue or did he nail gun it in? I have been looking everywhere on a "how to" but I have only found articles on how to put beadboards on your cabinet doors :(
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