Reface kitchen island

Today I am going to share with you the tutorial on how Mr. Rosemary Lane created a new look for our rather boring kitchen island for just under $300. Now the island is fairly large and you can see that it has a 45 degree angle at the far end. The counter top space measures 94 inches at its longest point. Since it is so long we made the decision to paint the island white in an effort to break up all of the honey toned wood of the kitchen cabinets. Materials used in this project were... 16 3…

Add character to the plain back of a kitchen island using wood slat trim with this step-by-step tutorial & video. It's a quick 2 day project!

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When we made the decision to rip out our existing island we had planned on paying a contractor to do the work. What did we know and how could we take on a

Melissa Wilson | Design & DIY on Instagram: "One of my favorite projects of 2022 was transforming our builder grade white island to white oak. We wrapped three of the sides with white oak, refaced the drawers and doors and added white oak edge banding to cover the facing. Finally, I added some unlacquered brass hardware and couldn’t be any more in love. And here’s the secret to keeping white oak looking raw (without darkening or yellowing), use a sealer *first*, then a matte topcoat…

Transforming a dated kitchen island into a modern piece with the addition of pole wrap and black paint.

Materials: (2) Stock Wall Cabinets (36in x 30in x 12in) (1) Birch Plywood (3/4in x 4ft x 8ft) Edge Banding (1) Pine Board (1in x 3in x 8ft) (6) Furniture Legs (I bought 2 packs) Furniture Leg Hardware (I bought 2 packs) Hardware Tools: 1 1/4in #8 construction screws 2in brad nails Miter Saw Table […]

When building Built-ins: What is the best way to do shelves? Using cleats/supports around the shelves, doing the pre-drilled holes with pegs, or using a dado type groove to slide the shelves in?

Using prefab cabinets for built ins is a cost effective way to get semi-custom built in cabinets that add storage, beauty and value to a home. Here's how.