From butchers shop to homely kitchen - The 100k House: Tricks of the Trade - Series 2 - BBC Two

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[@jukes243]

Wow. What a cool space. Very homely. Love the island, counters, and lighting. And, the dining area feels so inviting. Very well done.

[@yootoob4516]

So glad I watched this for the tip of doubling-up the wood worktop. Thrifty me, I would just have the edges doubled-up. The effect is impressive.

[@bcgrote]

From drab to vibrant. Nicely done.

[@sandiagatha1288]

Great inspiration. I'm looking at my kitchen and thinking of updating it.

[@kismetau]

That island just seems too big to me, especially since it’s near the door, it could have been narrower. Isn’t it only herself & her son living there?

[@rohinipanakal]

Wow. That kitchen island is bigger than my bed!

[@HighTen_Melanie]

Checker wall of tiles too much for a smaller kitchen like mine. I like the room they have done though.

[@yootoob4516]

Perhaps a checker that is more subtle would look better in a small space. Or horizontal stripes if the room needs elongating or vertical stripes to make the room look taller.

[@johannafatima5911]

Where’s the fridge tho? Didn’t notice it.

[@meinkatz34]

I don't like the checker wall it's not trendy at all it makes 50's reall but this is not a problem because it's just about the taste of the person. What I really don't like it's the floor it's totally unfinished. They could use like a nice polished concrete floor if they want to stay in a kind of indrustrial style and it would be so much better

[@cw5909]

Unfortunate unintended irony in the title: homely indeed!

[@martincurrie6243]

Not an insult in the UK. It means home like, comfortable.

[@mollychrisa1]

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