This has been in the works for awhile, but I was finally able to really tackle my kitchen remodel last month and wanted to share it, particularly since /r/HomeImprovement and /r/DIY helped so much. As a brief background, we bought our first house late last summer and have been doing fixer upper projects since. We didn't like the kitchen, but didn't think we could afford to renovate it until I stumbled across Forevermark Cabinets. I couldn't find many reviews on them, but we took a chance and are pretty happy so far. They come disassembled and it's up to you to put them together and install but overall it came together pretty nice.Once we decided to go for it, it took about 7 full days to redo the lighting, replace all the cabinets, retile the floor, new sink plumbing, etc. The counter was the only thing we didn't do ourselves, we had quartz installed from Home Depot.I am still planning on doing a tile backsplash, just waiting for a rainy weekend.Anyway, here is the album http://ift.tt/2pqGXQy anyone wants more info on anything I'm happy to answer any questions. Thanks again for everyone's help! via /r/DIY http://ift.tt/2p4KYL4
