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The Kitchen in Cottage #8

April 6, 2011 by Amanda Formaro

There’s a good possibility you’ve already seen the glorious photographs of the revamped kitchen in cottage number 8. There’s the amazing refrigerator with paneled doors and barn handle hardware. The huge farmhouse sink and the beautiful back splash of subway tiles.  Then there’s the giant letters on the wall that spell out “Bakery”. If you haven’t seen it though, or maybe you just need to oogle a little bit more, you’ll need to head over to The Old Painted Cottage: Cottage Number 8 to see this amazing before and after renovation. When you’ve finished scrolling through all the jaw dropping photos, read through the FAQs to find out a bit more about the work that went into this amazing transformation. The refrigerator is my favorite, probably because I have an old 80’s fridge that really needs a face lift. The FAQs tell you about that too. Thanks for sharing your kitchen with us Jennifer. 🙂

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Comments

  1. Jennifer Grey says

    April 7, 2011 at 12:05 am

    Amanda, thank you for such a beautiful write up about your little kitchen. I’m really honored to be mentioned here!

    oxox
    Jennifer

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