The Kitchen: Finished - Final Accessories

I have finally sourced all of the finishing touches for the kitchen.....yay :-)

The final accessories have been added to the Bakers Stand, table, workbench, stove area and hutch. Now the kitchen is 'finished finished'!

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The Kitchen: Finished

The kitchen is finally finished! 

I just have to add a few more food items to the hooks near the stove and the pot stand, but other than that....job done!

So, here it is...............

The Kitchen: Architraves

The kitchen architraves are on. I went for staining rather than paint and selected a walnut stain which has a really warm tone to it. 

The ceiling rose is up but I still need to install the cornice. I am also going to run a border of the tile pattern beside the cornice on the ceiling just to tie everything in. Once that is done I'll install the light fitting into the ceiling rose and also put a power point at the back of the room for a lamp.

Almost done, just need to do the cornice & ceiling detail

I tired to paint the ceiling rose in colours from the tile work.

Closer shot of the architraves

French doors which will connect to the conservatory

Door connecting to the ground floor stair well.

Door details and dado railing

Base door detail and wide skirting board

View from outside French doors into the kitchen.

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The Kitchen: Tiling

For the tiling in the kitchen I managed to find some really good card stock tiles that look quite authentic. I purchased it from the U.K. as I wasn't able to find anything as good in Australia. 

They were easy peasy to install, just cut & paste - kindergarten 101!

Once I glued them down I also taped them for a few hours to ensure they adhered properly. I couldn't wait to pull the tape off! 

I changed the height of the tiles around the room to suit the furniture I will be putting in, and to also add some interest to the design of the room. I am happy with the end results and hope the next thing I do is as simple as cut & paste ;-)

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