ok. the counter tops are in finally. I still have a few minor details to sort out, like one of the cabinet doors has a hinge that was hung wrong from the factory and they have to send me a new door, and one of the cabinets has a cracked case so they are sending me a replacement. it is the upper one in the corner so it will be relatively straightforward to replace it, with enough help that is. I also need to finish up the crown molding and put the knobs on. our new table and chairs will be delivered sometime early next month, it is a glass top table with custom Amish made chairs. we also bought matching bar stools and a different refrigerator that has heated and cooled water and is a french door design. that will be here next week. they will take this one down stairs and haul the old one out of the basement for us, so that is nice,oh and the electrician still needs to install the two pendent lights over the breakfast bar but for the most part the kitchen is functional again. yaaahoo.
My wife is over the moon, it turned out better than she hoped.
this is Bellingham quartz. it is a manufactured stone product. requires no maintenance, no sealing or anything. it is very durable and we love the way it looks. best of all it is made in montana, by a company called cambria. the only quartz countertop available that is made in usa.
undermount composite granite sink with a monster garbage disposal that is much quieter than our old one. and a sensor H2O faucett that is touch activated. my wife likes it, the plumber...not so much.
all the counter tops are in.
ok here is a quick walk through.
here is the new sink and orientation of the new door and relocation of the washer and dryer. I still need to replace that plastic window on the washer. I have the part I just need to get it swapped. since this door is our main way in and out stuff tends to get piled up here before it goes into the recycling bin or the dumpster or gets put away. I would love to be able to keep the clutter down but I suppose entropy always wins lol.
looking from the mud room toward the kitchen.
bathroom between mudroom and kitchen.
looking in from the mudroom hallway.
looking back from the dining room.
still a lot of little things to do but the end is in sight