I need help... Just bought my father-in- laws house, it was built in 1926. I want to redo my kitchen.
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What a beautiful old house!! I'm not a designer and I agree with the others about the safety precautions. Then a butcher block cart on wheels will create a lot of space to a great little kitchen. Good luck and take your time!! Jane.
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Vinyl planking is the best!!! Now I have laminate....grrrrrrr. My eye immediately went to washer and dryer,so that would be one of my first priorities. have fun!
Holy mother of God, what can you possibly like it needs to be gutted. Why waste money know save it for remodeling. Sorry to be so blunt but sometimes someone has to say it. When you do remodel you can incorporate what you like about the house with up to date feel as well and with windows that are eco friendly saves some money throughout the year. New appliances new wiring to run these things and maybe new plumbing to bring it all up to code. Go price out what you want then check with ordinances get estimates and work from there so that nothing is a surprise and you go into debt. First, have electrician and plumber out, they can tell you about codes in your area and you can get idea of cost.