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Little Brick Cottage: Kitchen Updates

 **Please Note** The little brick cottage renovation project took place and was originally posted here in 2012! It was my first project I posted on as well. Scroll to the bottom of this post to see posts on this entire project.

Yesterday I told you that we now have the bathroom sheet-rocked at the little brick cottage. Well, that’s not all we have sheet-rocked…

The kitchen was so ripped up and patched with junky paneling, that we decided

 to tear it all out, insulate the exterior wall and sheetrock the entire kitchen, including the walls, ceiling and even the little back entry.

This picture, above, was taken before we also removed that short wall of beadboard to patch it in the dining room. What I’m saying is, this kitchen actually looked even worse than it does in this picture before we sheetrocked!

As you see here, yes, the taping and mudding has begun.

I think in the bathroom, kitchen and two entries I’ll be installing a beadboard 5’ high. This “Little Brick Cottage” is actually a Victorian Farmhouse style, so a 5’ beadboard would be very appropriate for that era. Then that way the original 3’ high beadboard in the dining room will be its own special entity.

The next update on the little brick cottage will show you something we did, but weren’t planning on doing…

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Here are all the posts from 2012 showing the entire renovations projects on the little brick cottage:

Little Brick Cottage Revisited SDTips.com
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Carpet Removal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bathroom Plan
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bathroom All Gone
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Kitchen Plan
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Moving the Kitchen
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bathroom Progress
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Wainscot Surprise
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Back Entry Problems
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Kitchen Final Plan
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Time and Money
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Window Sad Surprise
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Wainscot Updates
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bathroom Updates
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, More Updates
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Windows
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Cabinets are In
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, All Primed and Ready
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Light Fixtures
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Front Entry Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Radiators Before and After
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Living Room Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Dining Room Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, 2nd Bedroom Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bedroom Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Bathroom Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Kitchen Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, DIY Mason Jar Track Lights
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Back Entry Reveal
SDTips.com Little Brick Cottage Series, Renovation Quick ReCap

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  1. Teri says

    February 24, 2012 at 2:19 am

    I love the 5ft. beadboard idea. We did it in our bedroom, and also used the same height using a chair rail moulding in out oldest DD’s room. There’s just something about it!

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  2. SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime says

    February 19, 2012 at 11:58 pm

    Can’t wait to see the final results 🙂

    Reply
  3. Cloches & Lavender says

    February 17, 2012 at 12:11 pm

    Good luck and hange in there!!!

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