The cabinet was a thrift store find, and with a little paint and a faucet donated by our friend Michael, we were able to convert it into a manly kitchen perfect for our 2 year-old little chef.
Hi Pai,My husband cut a piece of plywood the size of the gap (where the knobs are placed)and painted it to match. For the doors, he flipped them around because I liked the smooth front better than the original grooved one. I actually got the idea for the stone counter top from a kitchen I found on Flickr in the Play Kitchen Pool - I hope that helps!
oh MY!!! Very cool. Great refashion? :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Im inspired! My daughter would love one of these for her upcoming birthday....Thanks for the inspiration :-)
ReplyDeleteCute! what did you use for the area where the knobs are attached? and the oven doors? and where did you get your inspiration?
ReplyDeleteHi Pai,My husband cut a piece of plywood the size of the gap (where the knobs are placed)and painted it to match. For the doors, he flipped them around because I liked the smooth front better than the original grooved one. I actually got the idea for the stone counter top from a kitchen I found on Flickr in the Play Kitchen Pool - I hope that helps!
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