Category Archives: Wine Rack

Kitchen nearing completion

IMG_2669This weekend Pat finished her project or glazing the cabinets, and she did a great job.  Stand up and take a bow.

Saturday we (Pat)  finished the glaze while I did some communications work and tidied up some previous projects.  I also reinstalled all of the hinges on the doors and the drawer pulls and knows on the cabinet doors.

Cabinet doors with glass installed
Cabinet doors with glass installed

Sunday after coffee and breakfast we began the process of reinstalling the doors, starting with the 3 doors where I installed glass, then on to the other 12 doors and 15 drawer fronts, by lunch we were done.

IMG_0246Next was to install the wine rack fabricated in Richmond, which need a bit of modification because I failed to measure the cabinet and wall distance from top to bottom, it actually ran out about ¼-inch but that was an easy fix here at the Cottage.

 

 

 

 

 

The east wall
The east wall

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Kitchen view from the living room
Kitchen view from the living room. Note the new purple chandelier
The west wall
The west wall

Snowy Weeks at the Cottage

IMG_5195We continue to to make great progress at the Cottage.  We survived a snow storm that delivered an additional 7 inches of snow while we were painting and doing other renovation touches.IMG_5179snow

Before the snow can we were able to take delivery on the furniture for the

Two swivel rocking chairs
Two swivel rocking chairs

Living Room.

We left for home on Saturday just prior to another storm

Couch
Couch

coming into the area with a truck load of work to do at home:

  • Cabinet Doors
  • Drawer Fronts
  • the kitchen light fixture
  • Measurements for a wine rack
  • Cabinet dors that will get glass
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Glass has been installed in 3 doors
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Wine rack in it stained form
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Completed wine rack
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Cabinet knobs painted pewter
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Drewer pulls also painted peter.
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The raw drawer front awaiting a car of gray glaze.
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Several cabinet doors with there glaze completed.

We also came up with the idea of paining the cheap gold looking kitchen hardware in a pewter finish — we will see how it survives, this was a $6 expense vs about $60 for new hardware.