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Accenting stock kitchen cabinets to make them look like furniture is a simple DIY project that anyone can do.

Name: Catherine Leavitt, husband, and three boys: James, 8, Henry, 6, and Elliot, 3Location: Alpharetta, Georgia (a northern suburb of Atlanta)Type of home: HouseSize: 4,800 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, owned Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: My husband and I love old homes—the first home we bought was a 100-year-old Dutch colonial. When we moved to Atlanta little over a year ago, most of the homes we found were built in the 1990s.

Follow this simple step-by-step DIY tutorial to make your own decorative toe kick valances. Elevate your kitchen cabinets with furniture feet!

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WalzCraft Cabinet Feet & Toe Kick Valances are available in a variety wood species and can be purchased Unfinished, Stained, or Painted.

Thanks to everyone on this board---Remember we had thermofoil laminate cabinets...I removed the laminate and then painted and glazed. We also had feet made for the cabinets. Thanks to everyone for all the support. Especially,thanks to Bill V for holding my hand. Everytime I look at the tile...I get ...

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MaCenna Lee on Instagram: "I wanted to make our kitchen cabinets feel more styled and cottage-y so I DIYed some small curved feet for the bottom of each cabinet box to make them look more like pieces of furniture! I love how this small detail transformed the way the cabinets looked and made them feel more special! Have you guys been enjoying this mini series on renovating our kitchen? #kitchendesign #diyproject #kitchencabinets"

Nowadays freestanding cabinets are so rarely seen in kitchens that when they do appear they look unusual, unnatural and intriguing. There was a time,

Adding feet and decorative molding to the butler’s pantry cabinets was a pretty straightforward and easy project. We started off with these cabinets. I removed the shoe molding from the kick plate …

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Have you ever priced cabinet feet? Let me just tell you they’re expensive…anywhere from $20 upwards to $60 PER foot! Crazy I tell ya! I’ve been wanting to put feet on my kitchen cabinets for a long time, but I’m sure not paying those prices! Then I came across a fabulous tutorial that’s floating around in blogland on how to make your own cabinet feet. I was totally inspired by it, so I made my own. Heather, over at The Picket Fence, came up with this idea, and it’s great! To make your…

upgrading your builder standard cabinets by adding a post and molding

I made and added decorative wood cabinet feet to my new wall of cabinets yesterday and it turned out just like I had envisioned. Here's how I did it!

Toekicks? What are they and, if you don't want them, what else can do put underneath your kitchen cabinet?

These handmade wooden kitchen island legs are perfect for that modern kitchen look.