Kitchen Remodeling

nikkers asked:

I am moving & want to redo the kitchen. It’s cutesy country in red checks, not my style!! The floor is light tan, the cabinets are brick red & almond & there are no appliances. I was going to paint the cabinets cream & get almond appliances, but it seems like all the appliances are either white, black or stainless. Love stainless, but too expensive..

I plan to repaint the cabinets, but don’t know what color combinations to use with the cabinets & appliances. I really don’t want all white.

Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. I really like the Tuscany look with golds burgundy & greens.

Question posted courtesy of: Vanessa

at the end asked:

I have a small kitchen and am currently renovating it….I want to add cabenitry space on one side by removing stove and replacing it on other side of kitchen..The only problem is that the Refridge placement can only sit where it current;y was?

Question posted courtesy of: Lauren

Robert R asked:

Hello and thanks for looking at my question. I am in the market for kitchen cabinets. My wife and I like a contemporary look, specifically cabinets from Scavolini, Snaidero, Cesar and/or Elmar, but they are a little too expensive. Can you please list 4 or 5 Italian cabinets manufactures who sell cabinets at a lower price point. We hope to find a manufacturer whos cabinets are a good value.

Question posted courtesy of: Christian

Dr. KIA GCG â„¢ .01% McCain asked:

Cuz I’m on day 11 of a “one week” kitchen renovation, and there’s not been a single day where something hasn’t gone wrong….

…now the oven’s too big for the cabinet we ordered SPECIFICALLY for that oven….grrrrrrrr
congrats alotta
awww where’d she go…kinda makes u look silly, don’t it cubby?

Question posted courtesy of: Jamie

Buckabinga asked:

I have a wood (maple) kitchen cabinet door that has developed a crack that is about to split the door lengthwise if I don’t do something soon. I want to glue it but I want to use the best glue for that so the door stays together and doesn’t make it look messy. If I am unable to repair this crack I am afraid I will have to replace all my kitchen doors (about 20) to make sure they match. I don’t want to do that since we are going to move in a year or two.

Question posted courtesy of: Helen

Tax L asked:

I bought my first house in 2007 which me and my wife live in and rent out half of it. Before renting it out, we had it considerably renovated (new floors, paint, tiles, new kitchen cabinets, all new applicanes) even in the rental portion.
I know that my part of renovation will go into the basis (value of my house), but can I calim what I spent on the rental portion as a deductible expense? This was done before the tenants moved in. Also, I did have some repairs after the tenants moved in and requested them.
So, if I hired someone to do the floors and fix a broken sink, paint, repair a leaking pipe, for $10000, how do I divide that myself so as to claim a portion as expense and the other as improvement. IRS will accept my own estimates on this and not come after me in an audit?
I found the answer on www.irss.gov

” If you make repairs as part of an extensive remodeling or restoration of your property, the whole job is an improvement.”

Thanks guys.

Question posted courtesy of: Thelma

andrewTX98 asked:

We are going to do New countertops(formica), new sink, new disposal, minor cutting of old cabinets, new appliances hooked up, etc. Would prefer a licensed company that can do this all rather than having one guy do counters, one plumber,etc. But will listen to other suggestions.

Question posted courtesy of: Francisco

Hunter D asked:

and what’s the average cost of a standard size kitchen renovation, including replacing the walls, ceiling, floors, oven, etc..

Question posted courtesy of: Dean

Rambo asked:

I’m looking to add kitchen cabinet hardware/handles to horizontal drawers and I’ve seen them placed in various positions. I’ve seen them most frequently dead center and above center (for lower drawers). I’m guessing dead center is the way to go but I’m curious if anyone else has a different take. Thanks!

Question posted courtesy of: Ella

*Getting Married 6-15-08* asked:

I’m looking for tips and websites that will help in finding out tips and ways to remodel a kitchen and bathroom. Both are SMALL!
I’m getting married and for a gift my parents are giving us remodeling money for his kitchen and then we plan on using any cash towards the bathroom.
So any tips or website please.
Any experiances too would be great!
Thanks!

Question posted courtesy of: Holly