Corner sink kitchen butcher block

Featuring a single bowl configuration in a drop-in installation format, this Irregular quartz kitchen sink combines fashion with function to create a contemporary look for the kitchen. It’s designed to fit in a preexisting corner and creates more working space. This sink can free up space which can make your area seem bigger. Crafted from premium material for maximum durability, a deep sink accommodates glasses and barware with ease. The clean lines and special design complement every style…

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Sparrow Peak Ebony-stained finger joint Acacia countertops provide natural warmth for your kitchen and home. Made from sustainable forested Acacia, these countertops are as durable as they are functional and beautiful. Acacia countertops can be customized for your needs and can be easily cut, machined and finished. Whether you choose to bring out the natural features with oil or finish with a durable lacquer, this Sparrow Peak countertop can become the focal point of your kitchen…

Ah, butcher block. There are so many good things to say about the beautiful, warm texture that wood counters can bring to a home! But there are also a lot of concerns associated with butcher block in a kitchen because, well, it is just wood, after all. Water + wood is bad, right? Some people…

Well, maybe we ask that you don't stick a fork in our new counters. We're still basking in the glow of their newness, and aren't quite ready for wear and tear just yet. If you stopped by yesterday, we left off covering our ongoing butcher block install and related “quick fix” kitchen upgrades, and took you through the process of how we successfully brought our crap cabinets to level and were able to cut a consistent 45 degree angle and join the two largest pieces of butcher block together…

Well, maybe we ask that you don't stick a fork in our new counters. We're still basking in the glow of their newness, and aren't quite ready for wear and tear just yet. If you stopped by yesterday, we left off covering our ongoing butcher block install and related “quick fix” kitchen upgrades, and took you through the process of how we successfully brought our crap cabinets to level and were able to cut a consistent 45 degree angle and join the two largest pieces of butcher block together…

We get quite a few questions here on Old Town Home, but one of our blog's most frequently asked questions is:"So, now that you've had your IKEA butcher block counters for a while now, what do you think?" Whether its being asked by someone considering IKEA butcher block (or a butcher block counter of any type) that would like our take on the surface, or by someone who already has it installed and wants to see if our opinions align with their thoughts, we receive quite a few emails and…

Here is the process we used to install our butcher block countertops, as well as our tips and tricks for making them look as perfect as possible!

Thinking about butcher block for your kitchen? Don't get hoodwinked! I've outlined what you need to know before installing butcher block in your kitchen.