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Plastic cabinets—out of here! It was replaced with beautiful solid maple cabinetry from Thomasville. |
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No more plastic inserts either. Real glass panes show off fine china or colorful dishes. |
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The fake marble counters were removed, in favor of a custom-made Corian countertop. |
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Old, run-down appliances aren't just ugly—they can be a hazard as well. The kitchen is now decked out with shiny new GE stainless steel Profile appliances. |
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Outdated and unattractive linoleum tile was pulled up and replaced with gorgeous hardwood flooring. It's pretty and practical, since it's resilient and cleans well. |
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A clunky cabinet overpowered a cluttered dining area. It was removed to make way for a built-in wall unit and a new table where the whole family can enjoy a meal together. |
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An adjoining family room was re-done as well. Mismatched sofas were replaced with coordinating pieces, and where there was once pink carpeting—hardwood floors. |
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Dark paneling came off the walls in favor of a light neutral paint, making the room look bigger and brighter. |
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A media cabinet keeps all the electronics in one place, and keeps tangled wiring out of little ones' hands. |
With a little help from Nate Berkus, Trading Spaces' handy guy Ty Pennington and Home Depot, this kitchen went from mortifying to modern!
