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uncluttered kitchen

By: lfrantz1964

Created: Jan 6, 2013

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This is our new, uncluttered, log cabin kitchen. We built our own kitchen cabinets from scratch. My husband and I installed them as well. We laid the tile ourselves and opened up the wall. this kitchen was a ton of work since we did so much ourselves. We managed to get through it and stay married. Thats even with a week of no power due to a deracho storm that blew over several trees in our yard and pulled down our power lines. It was worth it because this kitchen is SO much better now!

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