25 February 2011

Posted by Constructive solutions Posted on 12:59 PM | No comments

Kitchen Mod slash Reno.

It´s truly unbelievable how much an “update” can make to any liveable space, whether your lounge, bathroom or kitchen. A small modification to a recent 80´s style kitchen project...
A full strip down, wall prep, a few coats of paint... and;
VOILA!
Before and after. Which would you choose…?
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