After two years of kitchen building, I now understand why most people leave it to the pros and buy all this stuff! I'm finding my 'developing' craftsmanship results in a lot of imperfection, but it blends in well with the country look...here's the finished product:


Open shelving made from pine slabs:

An
induction cooktop, which so far has been great to cook on:

I hid the microwave under the countertop:
As well as the garbage/recycling bins and Asko dishwasher, which have panelized doors:


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You may think your craftsmanship is "developing", but I think it is spot on! The kitchen, like everything you've done, is incredible. I've enjoyed reading about the process. Thanks!
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