Let's face it, kitchen renovations can be one of the most daunting home improvements to take on. Whether you're going DIY or have a crew of pros on the job; it can be expensive, messy and very likely will result in more take-out containers than you can fit in your nice new cabinets. But, one loving look at the updated "after" and it's all worth it. Case in point: these 15 kitchen projects that we featured in 2011...take a peek and get inspired!
TOP ROW
• 1 Before & After: Chicago Bungalow Kitchen
• 2 Before & After: Amy & Chad's Kitchen Update on a Budget
• 3 Before & After: Kitchen Reno on a Near Zero Budget
• 4 Before & After: Dated Kitchen Transformation
• 5 Before & After: Beth's Breathtaking Kitchen Reno
MIDDLE ROW
• 6 Before & After: 70s Drab to Industrial Chic Fab Kitchen
• 7 Before & After: Jessie's Bright White Kitchen Reno
• 8 Before & After: Brightening Up the Kitchen Cabinets
• 9 Before & After: The Chezerbey Kitchen
• 10 Before & After: Quick & Inexpensive Kitchen Changes
BOTTOM ROW
• 11 Before & After: $28 Kitchen Backsplash Makeover
• 12 Before & After: Vanessa's Lovely Galley Kitchen Renovation
• 13 Before & After: Bekki & Gary's Low-Cost, High-Impact Kitchen Renovation
• 14 Before & After: Lisa DIY Kitchen Rehab
• 15 Before & After: Jeanne & Richard's Danish Modern Kitchen
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These posts would be a lot more enjoyable if the after photos were included so you don't have to click to the original articles...
Agree 100% with Bonnie - too much clicking back and forth and trying to maintain order just to get to a little "after" picture that is embedded in a year old article. We want quick reminders of what we saw and then decide if we want to walk the whole journey down memory lane!
I'd turn off my adblock in appreciation of this network if they organised their articles with a tiny bit more consideration for the reader.
This is ad supported blogging, Hon. It's all about the clicks!