Antiqued Kitchen Cabinets Pictures

I think tou did a great job.......it's the same thing I want to do to mine.

I really liked the look of the painted cabinets. I'm sure you changed the hardware, too, which is a plus. I do think you should have changed the appliances to stainless steel or at least closer in color to the cabinets. Just a suggestion!

Nice...except black appliances would really have set it off.

AS OTHERS HAVE SAID, THE APPLIANCES DO NOT LOOK GOOD

i really like this its what id like to do to mine. maybe down the road. like the others i think other appliances would add a lot to it.

glazing is inconsistent, not uniform on doors. Have a professional complete this to actually add value to your home.

My cabinets look exactly like the original ones here, and I am going to do something similar with mine - 2 coats of off-white paint, with a glaze of warm, chocolate brown and a dark French blue (colors are lightened significantly in the glaze) and I hope it comes out something like this! I agree with the other posters that the appliances do detract from the rest of the beautiful job on the kitchen remodel, although I would not choose black, but a bisque for the appliances. Terre T: you can use a golden color (yellow) and warm brown (even with some burgundy, depending on the other decor of your kitchen) in the glaze. It will look GREAT!

Annette H from Houston, TX <br />Love t he look of the cabinets. Mine are currently a cream color and want to antique them a bit as well as update the flooring and walls. Will take into consideration the appliance color when I re-do mine.

I'm with Terre T..... I would love to know the process that was used to update these cabinets, including the base colors and glazes used.

Cabinets looked nice, however, I would have updated appliances to stainless steel, added a refrigerator enclosure cabinet and a small island for a true makeover

Cabinets look great but the white appliances do not. Almond appliances would look much nicer. Vicki