Kitchen Update - so close to the end!

Gosh friends it's been over a month since I have posted on the new kitchen renovation! SO sorry it took me this long, but reality of it, the kitchen took that long...

We are 95% done but I am ready to show you the progress!

In my last post about the kitchen I showed you the beginning and the progress of cabinets. But no upper cabinets, lighting, counter tops were in yet...

Drum roll please....

Our forever/dream kitchen is almost complete...we could not be happier. Our contractor is top notch and a perfectionist, which is great!

Beverage bar/buffet. This area will double as a food buffet when needed. For everyday purposes it's our beverage bar/center. You can see the baseboard heating is not yet in and the moldings will be finished then.

So happy we went with the grey grout for the subway tile. LOVE the contrast with the counters.

Island seats 8 comfortably and we can sneak in another two if we need to.

I can wait for the finished touches and to see you the build-ins and the (not yet finished) barn door to the laundry room. Plus some moldings and painting still needs to be completed.

We celebrated our one year anniversary of moving in on July 5th and so happy this HUGE reno project is behind us!

If you are interested in our cabinets and appliances you can check out my last post where I linked them for you.

I will do a total vendor list and update when it's complete along with a video tour!

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