[istion]

I'm so confused... anyways I thought I should post up inspiration, I know that I came here for inspiration. I hope they help. It was a lot of work. A lot of fear, and in the end alot of joy at the result. I did everything except plumbing.

[kisaacs]

Wow, that looks beautiful! What's the narrow door on an angle in the corner?

Kristen

[dalbrough]

Congratulations - you kitchen looks fabulous.....

Why are you confused??

You did a great job.

Deb

[istion]

Hey, Sorry I meant confused over posting... had some issues.

The door in the corner is the built in pantry. Oak door to match the liljestad.

[ubizubi]

that's beautiful. looks like a great use of the space and it's good to see people doing great things with liljestad!

[laurie]

What a beautiful kitchen!!! What flooring did you use? It looks fabulous with the cabinets.

[madp67]

This is one GORGEOUS kitchen!!!

It appears that the only thing that survived the kitchen remodel was the clock. It truly is an impressive kitchen.

Thanks so much for posting these here.

[istion]

WOW you're observant, yes I guess the clock is the only thing really to survive. Though i still have the pantry door in the other room.

The floor is a 16x16 Philedefia travertine, and brown emprador marble. The floors are heated with radiant heating. All from Universal Slate in Calgary.

All this was a huge challenge as stone requires a floor twice as strong as tile. So we added 3/4 inch plywood, the floor heating, covered the floor heating with 1/4 inch of self leveling cement, then a 1/8inch of ditra, then the tile. There are some fantastic tile forums out there to help, without them would not have happened.

[Dede]

Really nice kitchen, and it looks very organise. well done

[LMeckler]

I love this kitchen! It really shows the more traditional style that we're not so used to seeing from Ikea! Wonderful job..it makes me consider using liljestad!