How to lay Herringbone Tiles Pattern using White Subway Tiles | Chevron Wall Tile Kitchen Backsplash

[@chrisflanagan6585]

Genus lady I am a 20 year pro and have never seen this explained so well well done

[@dwaynenero535]

For a Beginner you did a great job. I am impressed. I'm a semi-professional and although I wasn't watching your video to learn anything, I just enjoy seeing people show their hidden talents. You don't realize what you can do until you do it right? You were great and funny, I think you just might be a professional and don't even know it. Great Job!!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Dwayne Nero thanks so much. Nah I’d hate to be a professional, too much hard work 😂 😉

[@hiramsostre6012]

I Ok I

[@cynthiakehn9298]

Wow, that looks gorgeous! I just received a bid of 1800 dollars, I NEED to learn to do this on a budget, thank you for creating this tutorial! I think if I watch it another 20 times I should be ready to tackle this project!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

That’s normal! I often watch hours and hours of tutorials from many different you tubers to try and work out how to do something before o start. It’s much cheaper than paying someone else to do it right! Good luck, I’m sure you will do great. Just remember it takes a long time so slow and steady and try not to get frustrated with yourself.

[@picklemetimbers3003]

I have a tile company here in the states. I would hire you on the spot. Well done. You are steps ahead of anyone I have hired thus far.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Wow thank you, what a lovely compliment.

[@falconking007]

I did mine, thank you for the video. Few advices; don't use paper cuts and move on. Take time cut pieces and apply, moving on with paper cuts will leave little spacing issues. Make sure socket outlet cuts or not big else you will have to buy big plates from Amazon 😅 I'm happy for doing such a great job as my first big DIY. Wifey helped too a little.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@falconking007 nice! I’m glad it was helpful.

[@dwaynebentley1633]

You GO GIRL!!! ❤ Your work is impressive! 💪🏾And, your kitchen looks like a million bucks! 👌🏾

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much Dwayne.

[@nortonnewmann3711]

This is BEAUTIFUL!! What a great job! I'm getting ready to remodel our 1970s kitchen... very similar layout to yours. Paint cabinets, new granite countertops, new stainless appliances, flush ceiling lighting... and that GORGEOUS herringbone backsplash tile!! THANK YOU for creating this excellent detailed video!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

You’re so welcome! I would love to see before and afters of your kitchen! Tag me on Insta or Facebook NicoleHerrickDIY

[@johnowens178]

Wow thank the lord for Google algorithms, I’m really happy I found this. You and I must be of similar minds because that was exactly how I needed it explained to me. Thank you!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

You’re so welcome, I’m glad it helped :)

[@pamregan2647]

We watched a ton of videos and you were the most helpful! This was our first tile experience too! Much thanks!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much! I found it really hard to wrap my head around at the start until I figured out my 1,2,3,4 system. Good luck tiling and I would love to see a pic when you’re done! Tag me on insta or Facebook @NicoleHerrickDIY

[@ashjackaman6230]

Thanks so much for this informative video. I’ve Never laid a herringbone tiled wall before and this has given me the confidence to do so. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@cheyanne1215]

Thank you so much for this video, Nicole! My husband and I redid our backsplash in herringbone as our first house project ever..we couldn’t have done it without this! So helpful! Thank you! We are so happy with how it turned out :)

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Omg amazing! I’m so glad it helped. I would LOVE to see a photo of your before and after? I’m in Instagram and Facebook as Nicole Herrick DIY

[@marcusdollard7330]

I am retired contractor excellent job I had helpers that worked for me for years Couldn’t of done that herringbone

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much!

[@jaroslavabanovska113]

Great vid you are a natural presenter and a great DIYer I have leart so much from this detailed vid that I am ready to give it a go thanks

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Aww thanks so much! That’s such a lovely thing to say. Good luck, you’ve got this!

[@ianreed2410]

Wow you should be so proud of yourself, looks amazing, well done.

[@wsullivan]

Absolutely beautiful, great work!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much Warren.

[@strasserfamily]

I’m getting ready to do mine tomorrow and can’t wait! Today we were considering hiring a tile guy but your video inspired me! Thank you!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awesome!!!!! Take some before and after pics and tag me on insta or facey? Just remember, it’s damn hard work and you might be cursing me half way through, but in the end, you will get to look at YOUR amazing tile job every day and smile. Good luck!

[@KikozNuggets0117]

Nicole, thank u thank u thank u so much for your video, you really teach me good and super easy learning hehe. I will help my friend on his kitchen tiles, nicole ur the best.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Aww so glad it helped!

[@leticiaruvalcaba-arballo3181]

Looks beautiful you did a great job, 1st time, wow, unbelievable.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much

[@nayakiabates8814]

Great job!! I’m definitely impressed with your skills 💕

[@jneco9522]

Watching your video just gave me some courage juice🧃😂!!! The best tile video for dummies (beginners). You’re an amazing teacher 🥰

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Aww thank you! Haha courage juice, I love that. I would love to see a before and after of what you’re tiling! I’m on insta as @NicoleHerrickDIY ;)

[@carpediemfairy2146]

Well done you! What a fab first time, I'm very impressed! I was worrying about how to start with my herringbone tiles, thank you so much! I can't wait now 😊 keep up the fab videos, thanks again!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Rose Fitzgerald thanks so much! I would love to see how yours turn out. Tag me over in insta or Facebook. @tipsandtrickswithnicoleherrick

[@carpediemfairy2146]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY will do when I take the big jump 😁

[@saimanojc]

Way to go Nicole, this video was really helpful considering how I busted my head trying to get the cut pieces right!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Sai Manoj thank you. I'm so glad it was helpful. Tag me on insta when you're finished ;) @NicoleHerrickDIY

[@saimanojc]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY for sure !

[@HenryMakMadi]

Beautiful and good work. I would like to start my kitchen backsplash project and learn from you. Thanks a lot.😘😘😘

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awesome! Best of luck with your backsplash.

[@dunjakaczmarek2538]

You are so awesome! I'm planning my own DIY kitchen facelift and I am so happy to see another woman take on a job like this head-on. Thank you for your clear instructions, wise tips and brilliant video clips. This is so helpful. (And don't worry, I'll watch the other videos by professionals too, as you suggested!). 🙌❤️

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Aww thanks so much, what a lovely comment to read. You got this girl! Go out there and smash those stereotypes!

[@susanrichardson4025]

Looks incredible - what a great job! I really appreciate the detail you went into with your template. We just bought a new build home and the builder wanted 4k to do this type of backsplash!! Needless to say we thought we might give it a go on our own.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you! Yes it’s totally doable, just takes time and patience. I did it all for about $100 Australian dollars hundred including tiles, adhesive, grout.

[@gregb49]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY Wow! Our tiles cost 50% more than that, alone!

[@MrNealeChidler]

Looks great well done

[@marijanapoljakovic7457]

How can anyone have an idea to put a tumb down?! This is great!! Bravo! Beautiful kitchen! Love the change that happened just with replacing tiles! 🌟🌼

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much :)

[@patriciawoodland1406]

You did a beautiful job and your kitchen looks great.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much!

[@oliviarorke8908]

Such a great clip! Super helpful - love the advice from a visual learners perspective!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. So happy you found it helpful :)

[@ladykenja2700]

EXCELLENT job ! ! ! Truly appreciate the clear instructions. Thanx 4 sharing.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

lady kenja thank you so much! Are you doing your kitchen backsplash too?

[@ladykenja2700]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY - Yes, planing to this month. Looking forward to it.

[@davidalexhughes]

Stunning, well done

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you.

[@reneeward9582]

Wish me luck! I’m about to tackle this as a complete beginner and will be following your tutorial. I’m absolutely a visual thinker so the use of paper templates works for me. I’ll let you know how it goes!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awesome! You’ll do great. Send me a before and after.

[@reneeward9582]

I did it and it looks great!! I have no idea how to paste a photo here, but wanted to thank you for the inspiration to tackle this project. Thank you!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@reneeward9582 oh amazing! I’m on Facebook and Instagram where you can send me a message if you’d like to share :) Search for Nicole Herrick DIY.

[@Felixkoifish]

How you can have shower renovation video in the future . I learn a lot from you . Thank you

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I hope to renovate my bathroom this year. :)

[@AMentorway4u]

Great job. Really. What a difference. U should be so proud of yourself. 😀

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much. Yes I’m very proud and love my new look kitchen.

[@sheshell8165]

You did a wonderful job. Beautiful!!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much

[@tuttlexx]

What a great video! Well done. Ive done a couple floors, attempting my backsplash thought id check out how you started your herringbone

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much, good luck with the tiling.

[@almag6524]

u did a great job girl!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much

[@maiteruas2453]

Great clip, loved all the tips and very though explanations on this topic.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much

[@Crushwokery]

Never mind you being happy with the tiling, I'm happy with it. I hate the term, "For a beginner you did a good job". If you didn't tell anyone you did it I bet they would ask you how much it cost you to have it done by the man with a van. A crackin' job kiddo‼️

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Aww thanks so much! Compliments are always so encouraging, no matter what form they come in :)

[@dianahuber951]

It looks amazing! I’m also a first timer and doing a kitchen herringbone backsplash. I was hoping I’d see how you finished the very bottom and top of the tile when it meets the countertop and where it meets the cabinet. Do you use grout there or is it caulking? Thank you for your time and keep up the good work!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@dianahuber951 at the bottom where it meets the benchtops I used silicone caulk so that it’s waterproof and at the top I used paintable caulk as I’m paining the cupboards.

[@MissLinz10]

You are bad ass!! Seriously! You did an awesome job!! And thank you for the video. This helped me a lot. I am going to attempt to do mine. 😆

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Haha! Thank you 😆. I would love to see your end result! Send me a pic on Facebook, Insta or tiktok if you have any of those.

[@MissLinz10]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY I am starting it next week so I will let you know how it goes. Lol

[@snichols7618]

Absolutely amazing job and great explanations!!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much, I’m glad it was helpful.

[@fernandapsilva]

It looks amazing. Great job!!!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much!

[@sjeyram]

Such a great video with impressive work

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you so much :)

[@robertfajardo217]

Wow nice job im trying also to do my kitchen as well i already bought all the materials i need wish me good luck

[@lcr7479]

Nicely done.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much

[@sirhc911]

Brilliant video and excellent results! Much better than my first attempt at tiling and I wasn’t even doing a herringbone pattern! Thanks for the video!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you 😊

[@summerpattison8058]

Thank you so much for such an informative video! It makes me think about doing my own backsplash!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Summer Pattison thank you! You can do it! I would love to see the result if you do. Tag me over on insta @tipsandtrickswithnicoleherrick

[@SLloyd-qb8kt]

So nice! Very, very helpful! Thank you!!!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

S. Lloyd thanks so much :)

[@niamhgallagher2395]

Georgeous. What size are your tiles can I ask. They're not the 30×7.5cm size are they?

[@JS-lx8iz]

Great video. Thank you.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you :)

[@rustiikkiruksi8763]

Nice and well explained video. Personally I would have bought a tile cutter table saw and would have made cardboard models for the 1 to 4 repeated shapes to make the job faster 😉

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. I also have a tile wet saw, it’s messy and noisy so I didn’t want to use it for these small tiles. Cardboard templates is a good idea.

[@JimAppleby]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks so much!

[@MrDIY-jk5ge]

14:15 best tip ever

[@DEVOS9623]

Love the 1,2,3,4 for getting the pattern started. Couldn’t tell because it was semi off screen but looked like you may have been ringing/rinsing your grout sponge in the sink, for anyone at home DO NOT do this, the cement/sand in the sponge will settle in your P trap and you’ll have flow issues. Get a bucket of clean water, and don’t dump that bucket down your drain either.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Oh thank you!

[@jj7182]

Beautiful! What size tile did you use? Is this a 3 by 12?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you, they are 4x12 inches or 10x30cm

[@shellbell3329]

Amazing video as I am a visual learner too!!! I am in the process of getting all the materials together to do the job myself…. Wish me luck :/ Question if I may?! Any suggestions for an alternative for the axle grinder when cutting the more intricate tiles?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Ok so there is a small hand saw you can get that can cut tile. Let me see if I can find a link to help you understand what it is. What country are you in?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Ok they look like this. gtsflooring.com/products/dtatilesaw6?variant=38369381384343&currency=AUD&

[@shellbell3329]

Awww brilliant! I’m from the UK. Thank you for sharing the link. I have a saw already so that is great :) I realised after watching your video and doing some research that I also have a rotary tool and diamond blades so I think I may give that try. Thank you once again for video and prompt reply… I’m grateful.

[@yaron5651]

Hi, looks very good. I am following both the videos you did for replacing kitchen splashback tiles, and I wonder if you can share where did you buy the white tiles, or which type are they? Thanks

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

They are white subway tiles 100x300mm, or 4”x12”. I purchased them cheap on eBay as they were left overs from another persons job. Many tile stores will have these though.

[@MangoPuffs1]

love that black knife set! where is it from?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I think it’s from Kmart.

[@sanctuaryplace]

wow looks great

[@uzi9139]

I saw your video and it inspired me to debut my tile laying skills 😅 however when I tried to follow your 1,2,3,4 steps to lay down the first corner I noticed that the tiles didn't fit how they did for you. My guess is that the method only works for the tile size you have because I had 3x6 inch subway tile and they didn't line up. Great work on your backsplash though!! :D

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Oh yes. You will need the ratio to be 3:1 for this to work sorry. Great that you’re getting in and giving it a go though. I’m sure it will look amazing.

[@kellymcconnell9451]

I just was trying this and got very frustrated thought I was losing my mind.....realized the size does matter. I eliminated tile number 3 and it worked perfect with standard subway tiles:)

[@desireeaguiree7587]

turned out amazing!!! what size tiles did you use?

[@gregb49]

Thank you so much. As we cannot get a tiler for months, (post lockdown problem) I am faced with doing this myself (We have all the tiles already and I have borrowed an electric tile cutter. I wont use this now). I had ideas how to do it but your way is simple and makes sense plus the finished product is superb. Well done. Pedant note: You didn't appear to put a spacer between tile no 7 and 8, so did the grout hide this reduced space or did you put a spacer in later, that we didn't see? The finished tiling looked fine.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

So glad you found it helpful. Yes I would have put a spacer in between there, I may have just trimmed it out in editing. Good luck!

[@nilnil7325]

Wow! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!! I want to do a herringbone pattern on my backsplash also and I have been watching a ton of videos trying to figure it out. I was worried about all the tile waste and basically figured I would need to try to re-purpose the cut pieces and fit it in other places on the pattern. I never knew the tile could be cut so specifically that all the pieces perfectly fit together like this (the 1-2-3-4 method you showed). My subway tiles are 4"x12", do you think this method will still work? Your kitchen backsplash looks beautiful!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Yes my tiles are the same size so this method will work for you! There might be some that the off cuts just end up a bit small and you need to use another but it’s ok. So glad my method helped you feel more confident to tile. I’d love to see a before and after. I’m Nicole Herrick DIY on all the other socials if you want to send a photo.

[@nilnil7325]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY I plan to do the backsplash this month so I'll send a pic once its done :) How did you determine how many tiles you would need to buy? Another video that I saw said to buy an extra 10-15%.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@nilnil7325 yes so width x height to give you the square foot size. Then look at the boxes of whichever tiles you choose to see how much each box covers then add 10%.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@nilnil7325 I purchased my tiles on marketplace as someone had 2 boxes left over. They were Australian $40 total (approx US$30)

[@d83martinez]

Good job! Thanks for the video. What size were the tiles? Where did you get them from?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. The tiles are 100x300mm which is 4x12 inches. I got them on gumtree (like craiglist) super cheap as they were left over from someone else’s job.

[@GurvinderSingh-rs6kq]

This looks very nice, thanks for the inspiration. May I ask what size spacers you used. 1.5mm or 3mm ?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. They are 1.5mm

[@Rims_house]

Hi! Love how you did this. I wanna try with the same tile. What size tile is yours?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks. It’s 100x300mm or 4x12 inch

[@ali_yayyy]

This was your first time tiling?! Incredible job!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awww thank you!

[@holandadelgado831]

How did you come out with the vertical line?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Which vertical line? just so I can work out the question :)

[@travismchance]

For your first time, well done. Next time, put your thinset on the back of the tile - this will eliminate fumbling around the outlets & will ensure you have adequate mud on the back of your tile.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. Great tip. The box of tiles said I had to put the tile adhesive on the wall instead of on the tile so I just went with that.

[@travismchance]

@@NicoleHerrickDIY totally makes sense. Again great job though!

[@Dominicreviews]

Hello are these tiles 4x12?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Yes they sure are

[@DIZZYdelight]

I love your video from all videos this one explains so much. I do however have a question so tile 1 and 2 are the same. I’ll just end up with an extra 4 ?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thank you. You’ll end up with lots of extra pieces, sometimes your tile won’t snap in the correct place and you’ll need to use another as well. I just stacked all my extras in piles and used them when I could get a smaller cut out of them.

[@MrMadeinthe80s]

What did you do for the exposed edges on the right side? We just had ours done and Im not happy with the job they did. Its uneven on the edges and they just put white caulk on it instead of a proper end piece.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I used L tile edging. It’s a metal strip that looks like an L, you cut it to length and install it before you put the tiles on, then tile all the way up to it. Only 1 edge is seen in the end, the other side of the L is flat on the wall under neath the tiles. I show this at 20:18 in the video.

[@sugarplumprincess5]

Looks beautiful! Is it a 4x12 tile?

[@susanb7594]

Can you tell me the distance between your countertop and cabinet? I’ve been thinking of a 2x10 tile and it seemed way too big but I see yours is 4x12 and the size looks great.

[@marlon6030]

Nice video. I'm having a house build and installing 4x12 white tiles. I was nervous that it might be too big, but this video ease my mind😎

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I had a moment of “oh gosh what have I done?” when I took the first tile out of the box, it felt huge! But once they went on, it looked great. Not too big at all.

[@FBae-jn9du]

Would you be kind to share where you got those tiles from? Here at my local area so many kinds.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I bought these on Gumtree or eBay, they were left overs from someone else’s job. But they should be easy enough to find. These are 100x300mm or 4x12 inches.

[@shaysessions9660]

1st or 15th time this is amazing

[@ssfunvideos3525]

Are these glossy tiles?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Yes they are

[@agneloferrao8704]

That spooky whisper to the right ear at 1:07

[@genrey7762]

What size tiles did you use? Where did you buy them? I love how your kitchen turned out!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Genesis Reyes thank you so much! I used 100x300mm tiles. I bought them on gumtree from someone who had them left over from another job. But these are quite cheap tiles anyway. You should be able to get them at any tile retailer. I would suggest looking at a few local independent tile places and asking how much they have these for as Bunnings isn’t always cheaper when it comes to tiles.

[@grizzly8859]

I could recommend many things here. The most use full thing would be to apply the adhesive to the back of the tile rather then then the wall.

[@Cat-qe3gb]

What else would you recommend? I'm doing this soon and need as many tips as I can get lol

[@javiermtz2045]

Good Job

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Javier Mtz Thanks so much

[@ashleycady7417]

Loved this video!! Very helpful! What did you do at the bottom where it meets counter? Did you use silicone or stripping?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Sorry for the late response. I used silicone along the bottom edge meeting the counter and paintable gap filler along the top where it meets the cupboards.

[@mzadreedee]

What size tiles did you use?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

They are 100x300mm

[@jscasseus]

What size spacers did you use?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

1.5mm

[@dianeharrison4975]

Thanks

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

You’re welcome

[@Imwright720]

When using your speed square always use it to check the largest angle. You checked the smallest place. You should slide the speed square against the bottom guide. You can even leave it there while cutting.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Awesome tip. Thank you!

[@claudiacanales2662]

This looks hard!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

It is hard, but hard work doesn’t mean you can do it!

[@luisoroz8541]

Wait so tiles 3 and 4 are from 1 whole tile

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Yes that’s right. Sometimes if you cut it slightly wrong you have to use just one side but then you can use the other side later for the other smaller upper and side edges.

[@mallorylawson1859]

What size tile??:)

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

They are 100x300mm

[@Diego-wm2xy]

How long does it take you to get done?

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Gabriel Huete the tiling took me around 20 hours to complete. But I was on my own and had never tiled before so I was very slow.

[@rozvodovskyy]

I would replace cabinets first and then install backsplash

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

I didn’t replace my cabinets, just painted them.

[@Ffsdevgj]

Now you need to replace your floor tile!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Yeah it’s not the nicest.

[@alexmorales3484]

These are 4in x 12in subway tiles.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Al Mo thank you for converting :)

[@rosegavinjm]

I don’t see what/how to measure cut the first tile

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

It’s a 45 degree cut from the corner of the tile.

[@TheAngelaamy72]

Come over and help us with are house.

[@ryustreetfighter8722]

You need to not hold the trowel so flat. You'll get better ridges and a better stick by holding the trowel more straight on.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

Thanks for the tip

[@ryustreetfighter8722]

And for that size tile you ready didnt need that sort of adhesive. Ready mixed in a bucket would have been ideal. Created more work for yourself.

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

The whole kitchen was done on a budget, it was much cheaper to mix my own. It took all of 5 mins to mix my own. Thanks though.

[@cafemolido5459]

UGLY, in the eye of the beholder!

[@NicoleHerrickDIY]

@@cafemolido5459 well of course! Someone else might love timber 80’s style kitchens!