Island baseboard

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How to Customize a Kitchen Island on a Budget – As I shared yesterday, we’re making great progress on the kitchen makeover. We’ve been looking for a way to customize the island and after a bit of research, we chose to install picture frame moulding. It was an inexpensive way to add an architectural element to the kitchen while still respecting our laidback lifestyle. Here’s a look at how we gave the kitchen island a custom look on a budget….

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Chic cream kitchen featuring cream beadboard ceiling punctuated with nickel light pendants over double kitchen islands.

Our kitchen island is finished! Woohoo! All I need now is the hardware. I'm very happy with how it turned out. It took me longer than I had planned, but I think because I took my time on how I was going to achieve what I wanted, I got good results. above (Before) We added trim around the ends of the island and a toe kick using the same molding around the bottom. We used real wood, since it's in the kitchen I don't want any warping problems. The color I used I altered a bit. I chose Palladian…

Hello amazing friends!! Are y'all ready for more kitchen progress? Today I am sharing how I gave our island an update with beadboard to match our "new" kitchen! It is also Furniture Fixer Upper day where I and a few friends share furniture flips...well an island is kind of like a piece of furniture right?

You have to get creative when you decided to add kitchen island trim molding. This one has shaker cabinet vibes, without sacrificing the molding to get it.

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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…