gruntlabor
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I like it too. What would we call that color? I can only think of 'Dark Avocado'.
Kitchens ~ any style goes
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RadishRose
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Olive
RadishRose
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Maybe ................
Lilac
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I'm still waiting to paint the bedroom, kitchen & remodel the one bath. Greens are one of the colors I want to use because I find them so relaxing.
Lilac
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gruntlabor
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I 
this little kitchen. Note the counter space on both sides of the stove (and sink).
RadishRose
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willnbugs
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I love this kitchen but I could not work here because of all the clutter on the flat surfaces.
RadishRose
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Dr.Colosso
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Lilac
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Lilac
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Lilac
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I think is a good use for a corner space when remodeling a kitchen on a budget instead of having a lazy susan base or what they call a blind cabinet. I've had the lazy susan which things fell off on & always in the back & the house my SIL lived in had a blind cabinet which half of it can't be seen or reached. What do you think?
RadishRose
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I like it!
debodun
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I have a galley kitchen in my current house (from two angles). These were the photos on the realtor listing so most of the accessories are gone. I also replaced the fridge with the one I had at the old house which is white because I like the freezer on the bottom. Everything is electric, so if there's a power outage, I can't cook or bake. At the old hose I had an LP stove which could be lighted manually in an emergency.
Lilac
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They're starting to eliminate gas stoves in parts of Ohio. The new builds are almost all electric. I grew up with a gas stove and burned a lot of things when I first had an electric one. These days, I have a new electric stove with burners that have 11 or 12 settings on each dial called everything from "melt" to "simmer" to "high." They might as well all be called "raging boil." I've just learned to take things on and off the burner as needed, I might as well be cooking on an open fire in the backyard.
But I ain't complainin'! Thanks for the reminder of what women used to deal with, @Dr.Colosso!
But I ain't complainin'! Thanks for the reminder of what women used to deal with, @Dr.Colosso!
Lilac
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That sounds like a builders choice on the stoves going cheap. My SIL was in a house with an electric stove & they ran a gas line into the house a few years ago to switch it out.
debodun
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No, here we aren't piped for natural gas. The only other option is LP gas.
Lilac
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We have LP gas & we like it. We use for the furnace & the tankless hot water heater, too.