Wednesday's Walk-through

Let's welcome Amanda from Homely One blog to our Wednesday's Walk-through.

Her kitchen makeover is impressive!

This is what Amanda says:

"Updating our kitchen is one of the best decisions we have made to our house since we bought it in 2005 and is definitely the renovation project which has had the most significant impact on the look of our interior.

Previously, our kitchen was an unattractive combination of face bricks, mission brown door frames and skirtings, dated light fittings, a chunky cream bench and dark brown laminate cabinets.

In our new kitchen, we chose to keep the existing layout and simply updated each component. Our white Ikea cabinets have made the area much brighter and our new grey benchtop is much more streamlined. With white door frames and rendered walls and well as our new floorboards, the kitchen has a much fresher look.

Now I'd like to add some decor to this space - a wall shelf above our toaster/kettle to display some canisters and pretty teacups, a statement piece above the oven (at the moment I'm leaning towards a clock) and a display above the fridge. I'll get there eventually!!"



What a huge difference don't you think? Please feel free to visit Amanda at Homely One today. She has a great blog with lots more to see!

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18 comments:

brismod said...

Wow. That is definitely mission un-brown. The kitchen looks fantastic - lighter and brighter, which is a very good thing.

Unknown said...

Amanda has done a fantastic job on your kitchen, love the change!
Jxx

Anonymous said...

That is a fabulous transformation. I love it. A huge difference without totally redesigning.

Julie-Ann said...

What a fantastic makeover. You must be so pleased:) Plastering over the facebrick makes such a huge difference- I do wonder what that generation were thinking lol. Gorgeous Kitchen- thanks for showing us:)

Kerri - Driftwood Interiors said...

What a fantastic transformation! You know I love a good makeover, and it's even better when it involves covering yukky old brick! Great job, and thanks for sharing it with us. k xx

Momma Rhyne said...

much better.. love the wide openness

our shabby cottage said...

Wow, what a differnce it made to the room. Well done!

Tina said...

How fabulous to see Amanda's gorgeous kitchen makeover featured. The difference in the after pics is just amazing and I love Amanda's kitchen, especially that benchspace!! Thanks for sharing this wonderful kitchen makeover:) ~ Tina xx

Amanda said...

Thanks so much for sharing our kitchen - I love this blog and am so happy to have had part of our home featured on it :)

The Moerks said...

What a huge difference. That just bypassed a couple of dodgy eras to become a very stylish kitchen.

Unknown said...

Well done on a wonderful transformation...it must be so nice being in that kitchen compared to the "before". Great use of the original plan.....goes to show something are always functional...
I hope face brick never comes back into style.

Leah said...

LOVE her kitchen makeover! It turned out amazing!

Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique said...

Wow... amazing transformation.
Thanks for sharing it Amanda.

alli/hooray said...

Visiting from Amanda's blog - I love her kitchen! She did an amazing job on the transformation.

Paper Tree Studio said...

What a great kitchen makeover. Covering those bricks was the best thing Amanda could have done to make the space seem less cluttered and more open. Thanks for posting about her kitchen. Michelle

Susie said...

Im loving these houses with all white walls, so cool looking and fresh. Umm out with those paintbrushes soon i think.

Susie at
I Just Love That Fabric

iheartart said...

Thats impressive - love real life, obtainable before & afters!
Love Katie

BEA said...

Looks great. as for the statement piece above the oven, I would leave it as it will draw attention to the fact that none of your openings on that wall are level - they are all different heights.

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