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Kitchen revamp. Walls were brick so plastered then tiled. Cupboards painted and handles changed. New sink & taps fitted. New worktop changed from black to tasmanian Oak. New hob & oven.
Materials
Dulux Reno paint. Tiles. Oak worktop. Butler sink. Taps.
Tools
Steps
Step 1
Took out oven, sink & hob.
Step 2
Removed worktop
Step 3
plastered walls
Step 4
spray painted door and drawer fronts
Step 5
Tiled
Step 6
Fitted worktop
Step 7
Fitted sink & taps
Step 8
Fitted oven & hob
Step 9
Turned wasted corner space into cupboard with porthole window
Step 10
Re fitted all doors and draw fronts.
Hello @Sarah64
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thank you very much for sharing your kitchen revamp project.
What a wonderful revamp! The freshly painted doors look great and add brightness to the space. The new tiles soften the walls texture and make it easier on the eyes when compared to brick. But the standout I think is the Tasmanian Oak benchtop. It's natural finish really provides excellent contrast, but at the same time brings the kitchen together.
Eric
Hello @Sarah64
Thank you for sharing those extra detaisl about your kitchen revamp. Let me tag @Girlfromgoldie1 to make them aware of the information you've shared.
Eric
Looks incredible @Sarah64! Thank you for sharing 
I was wondering how you made the work top flush with the window.
I'm trying to do the same for my kitchen window and worktop but I am stuck for ideas on how to join the two surfaces in a sealed and water-proof way. I would love to know how you did yours. It look so seamless!
