
Hubby needs a full pot of coffee while I like the single cups...



Just went shopping. Yeah, we like snacks and lack cabinet space...

Raised ranches of the early 80s are so dated and unfortunately we live in one. But we love our neighborhood and we have a beautiful property, so we're going to work with what we've got and update its curb appeal by doing our own little 'extreme makeover'. Follow along with my renovations here. Hopefully you too can get inspired to un-80s your own raised ranch.
Hi Rachel - i too have a bi-level and just finished remodeling the kitchen. Took out the wall between kitchen and DR. new appliances, cabinets, flooring - the works! Love it. Now if I could just figure out a unique floor plan for the living room furniture. Keep posting, you're the only one out here brave enough to share her bi-level woes!
ReplyDeleteLOL, Hi, Nancy! We have a little half wall between our dining room and kitchen, I left it alone. I do wish I could take out some of the chimney between the living room and kitchen - it takes up so much square footage, but that would be a nightmare remodel.
ReplyDeleteMy next feat if fitting a king size bed into the bedroom while still fitting in 2 dressers and a bedside table. LOL! I'm not quite sure this is possible.