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Myrtle green kitchen makeover

Our goal for the kitchen was to give the kitchen cabinetry a new lease of life. We wanted the space to be modern but align with the style of our house; country coastal. We were working within a set budget to create a space that we loved.

We painted the cabinetry and installed new bench tops, range hood, sink and brass fixtures/fittings.

Materials

Round Handles

Rangehood

Engineered Stone Benchtop

Oak Timber Shelf

Tasmanian Oak Beading

Wall Paint: Dulux Natural White

Tools

Steps

Step 1

Paint walls and timber rafters.

Step 2

Remove, Clean, sand and paint cabinetry

Step 3

Benchtop installed.

Sink and tap ware installed

Step 4

Painted cabinetry re-installed and handles applied

Step 5

Rangehood framing built and timber shelf installed

Step 6

Rangehood installed

Step 7

Timber beading feature built

Step 8

White matte tile splash back installed

Step 9

Styling.

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Tools and Materials

Renovation

Painting

DIY July Australia

Comments

EricL

Hello @bgardiner

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing the details of your kitchen makeover.

What a wonderful transformation! I love the colour you've chosen the timber highlights on your rangehood cover is great. I'm wondering whose idea was it to create a rangehood cover that goes all the way to the ceiling? It's such a clever idea as it creates functionality and style at the same time.

The new benchtop along with the new flooring tie it all together and makes the kitchen look bigger than it actually is. A very nicely done make over that will add years to the service life of the kitchen.

Many thanks for sharing.

Eric

tameerene

What a gorgeous shade of green and fabulous transformation!

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