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Before & After Kitchen Home Renovation - DIY Kitchens Dove Grey, Quartz Worktop, Amtico Flooring
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- I video the before, during (through a time lapse) and after of this beautiful UK kitchen remodel.
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The work took around one month, which I was pretty happy with considering we renovated absolutely everything, during a pandemic with Christmas in the middle! Very happy with how it has turned out and the client is even more so, which is the most important thing!
Below is a list of everything I have used, the price I paid and where you can buy it, but if I've forgotten anything please do let me know! Thank you for watching and subscribing to this and my Instagram channel -
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Kitchen Units - £9000 - DIY Kitchens - Helmsley Dove Grey Inframe
Worktop - £2600 - Stone 4 Life - 30mm PURE white Quartz
Door Knobs - £2.20 - 32mm chrome - Handles 4 U
Door Cup Handles - £2.00 - Henrietta cup pull 76mm polished chrome - Handles 4 U
Pendants - £85 - John Lewis - Anglepoise Original 1227 Ceiling Light, Dove Grey
Sink - £239 - East Coast Kitchens - Rangemaster Kitchen Sink 1.5 Bowl Undermount White
Tap - £179 - Plumbworld - Bristan Beeline Sink Mixer with Pull Out Nozzle
Dishwasher - £600 - Bosch - John Lewis
Radiator Covers - £48 - Plumbworld - White Vertical Style
Induction Hob - £448 - Siemens - Marks Electrical
Oven - £709 - Siemens - Marks Electrical
Compact Oven With Microwave - £919 - Siemens - Marks Electrical
LED’s, Switches and Sockets - Screwfix - LAP Chrome
Fridge - £999 - Bosch - John Lewis
Freezer - £987 - Bosch - John Lewis
Hood - £288 - Appliances Direct - Siemens LI64MA530B iQ300 Silver Metallic 60cm Telescopic Canopy Hood
Salt & Pepper - £15 - John Lewis
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How refreshing to see somebody actually given the cost of the items of the renovation well done!!!!
I am at the start of the video.... first thing I love original kitchen...I would love to have this "old" charming kitchen....and second... I was born in 92 ...I am not old.... :D
You're not old just need updating
After looks so lovely , modern and fresh, but also keeps the homely vibe that the previous kitchen created. Love it!
Thanks Sol!
What you can do when money isn't an issue...
Nice finishing touches.
both the old and the new look awesome. that old one sure beats the junk cheap crap in my current living, and the new one is sleek
Wow!! Fantastic it all looks bright, clean and beautiful .
Thank you 😊
What a gorgeous renovation. You’re amazing! That’s why I follow you. Keep em coming, please
Actually i really like the before because it feels very homey. The tiles.. omg thats so beautiful 😭. But afterall, u did excellent job!!
Nick your eye for detail combined with high quality is exceptional.
Thanks James 😊
Wow, what a beautiful dream kitchen!!!
Wow, an amazing transformation. You're very talented and the work has certainly lightened up an otherwise dark kitchen
Thanks so much! 😊
I got my kitchen from DIY Kitchens in a similar style in alabaster colour…they’re fantastic quality. My cupboards go up to the ceiling (using a narrow infill). DIY Kitchens used my photographs for promotional purposes for a couple of years….that was a big compliment.
Well, this is a very premature comment as this is just the start of your presentation, but is it me or does anyone else love this old kitchen? I’m sure your new renovation will, as usual, blow me away but I hope you were able to do some salvage as you suggested and pass these lovely cabinets onto a new person. … from PA, USA.
Very impressive indeed. I would have been tempted to take those windows out and the centre column and have a huge window to take advantage of that garden view , but we’re do you stop ?
Another nice kitchen Nick. Can I just ask, when doing the extractor hood, do you normally vent outside? What size ducting do you use, 4" or 6"?
Yes I try to extract outside where possible, rbis one did by going through the wall cupboard to the right of the extractor. This one was 4 inch, depends on the extractor and/or your cooking levels.
@andrewb113: Agree nice kitchen look achieved, but a single full width window would have been my choice, but if not possible i would have replaced the zealous heavily leaded sealed glazing units with clear glass, easy to do, the garden is beautiful no need to obscure it.
i actually like the old windows and counter
The old kitchen looked nice and clean, but now it is a masterpiece. Well done!
I love the old kitchen so much character ..I would have had it resprayed with a soft sage green or ivory changed the tiles and flooring and added granite counter tops and a Belfast sink and a little reconfiguring.
This is a beautiful kitchen. Totally transformed and soo bright. I love the colour its my favourite.
Thank you P
As always, beautifully done Nick.
I don't have words.... Congratulations!!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏
Nice work, you must be the only developer who tells the viewers what it cost, keep up the good work, I’m looking forward to find out the cost of your 1936 bungalow.👍
Mate, looks absolutely beautiful, it's definitely cost cutting the old frames.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Great work Nick, lovely shaker style kitchen.Love the colour and the shelves, lighting and cooker hood area make it cosy looking. Well done !!👍
Thank you 😊
I like the hidden lights on the shelves
Thanks, me too - was a lot of effort but the small touches are worth it!
I'm always blown away by your kitchens (the whole reno really)
Love the time lapse! What a beautiful kitchen! The flooring is awesome! The only thing I would have done differently would have been to square off the door tops that lead to laundry room and hall. And, remove the mullions from the windows. I'm guessing they can be removed. In America, the mullions can be removed for cleaning or removed from the windows altogether. You did a fabulous job, Nick!
Lovely job Nick 👌
Thank you Samuel!
Beautiful kitchen,very good work!
Looks so good, the worktop and kitchen cabinets were a steal. You opted for the more expensive appliances but it should last you long
Great renovation. Wouldn't want to keep the doors clean with the mouldings.😝. Didn't realise that a fridge could go next to a oven, so that was interesting. Love all the pot drawers. Hopefully the person who bought the other kitchen was happy, it looked a good quality one.
That unit looks really nice with the set as well
Hi nick well done on getting to 26,000 subscribers and well done for all your hard work
Thanks Ben 👍
Looks amazing mate! And your videos are great. Lots of useful information and breakdowns.
Stunning. I would change those windows but absolutely gorgeous....👏
Great job. Looks beautiful 👍
Thank you Lorraine!
Hi nick another brilliant video as always and hope you are staying safe and well and then news on the planning permission yet then
Beautiful transformation 😍
Looks good for 28yr old kitchen
What a difference it looks amazing great job I really love it
Thank you! Cheers!
A very smart transformation, great time lapse editing, shaker suits this bungalow, the colour is contemporary and the light wood floor really lifts the room, induction hobs are fantastic and built in microwave is much better than a bulky worktop model, the only thing that doesn't quite work for me is the medieval look cupboard door, the colour matches but i would have changed the door furniture to match the units. Nice lighting and plenty of sockets, many people don't consider ambient and practical lighting.
Looks amazing 👌
I do like the new kitchen
Really enjoyed this vlog and thanks for talking prices really helped 😁
😃
I actually like the brick around the doors and the beams, quite Disneyesq.
Beautiful job
looks amazing house nick
Beautiful job 👏👏👏
Fantastic job, well done! Great to see all the details on the time lapse.
Thanks George!
I love the original kitchen ! I think you did an amazing job on the renovation. I am sure someone reclaimed those cabinets. I think the only thing missing would have been some backsplash tiles to give it a bit more personality but it looks nice anyway.
Thanks. I loved the old kitchen too, glad we managed to take it out easily (frankly because it was such good quality) and sell it to someone to reuse. 👍
Really nice renovation :)
Stunning
Thanks, Jon!
I find the item costs are 30% of the cost, the other 70% is the labour cost which is ferocious
Great transformation though!!
Looks amazing 🤩
Wow!! Nick your kitchen is fantastic. I had a new kitchen last year and I don't like it. The builder said that howdens were one of the best but they're NOT there rubbish. The kitchen that took out was 10 years old and from b & q and by far nicer and better quality. Yours is amazing x
Oh wow! Sorry to hear that you are unhappy with yours but thank you for your kind comments.
We do have high quality appliances from Bosch and Siemens aswell. They last forever and are worth the money. That kitchen turned out great, even though I dont like the old fashion look at all. More a fan of modern white, flat areas. Good job!
Thanks Jonathan, that’s good to know RE the appliances are worth the extra cash!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great renovation plus information. Stay Safe & Healthy... Abrazos
It looks lovely. I’d have not had a ceramic hob, but a lovely big range. It would have looked stunning. We’re putting a new kitchen in at the moment. We choose a Howdens kitchen and it’s just gorgeous. I love the shaker style, but decided to go for an ultra glossy handle-less design. I’ve got my island in a contrasting colour from the main kitchen.
Thanks Rachel. Your kitchen sounds lovely too! Howdens also do very nice kitchens and have the benefit of usually being local.
wawwww. excellent...i love the work and détails ..... bravos from Montréal
Very nice although I think I prefer the old kitchen. Especially prefer to have the sink in front of the window. If it was my kitchen I would have painted the units, changed the worktops and removed the fake beams and brick trims etc.
Just subbed, cant wait to see more videos 👌🏽
lovely makeover Nick
fantastic !!!
After seeing all the changes.......I like finished result..........why wasnt the door in the middle section painted grey and left dark?...Id have also put something like a picture light on the wall above radiator in the middle section to brighten it up.....Love the worktop and sink - very smart....flooring too.......windows need to be replaced with plain glass.
After looks classic, but it has some modern elements in it.
👍👍👍
@@NicksHomeRenovations, the cabinets would go with some classic looking appliances.
Very nice...great job.
Great job
Amazing transformation did you have to level the floor ? Just wondering what you used ? Top notch work as usual 👌
Excellent work and look of the kitchen, lighting, appliances and redesign. My question: backsplash is out? Or they did not want it ? Looks smart, very smart, so if that’s a trend I like it! Though of course it makes the space more white and grey which can get monotonous afterwards. The world it seems has got white and grey esp in 2020. Thank god 2021 sees more colour! I can see fuschia and/ or yellow- orange and/or green here, for example!
Lovely! Can I ask why you source the appliances, worktop, doorknobs etc. separately and not though DIY kitchens?
Stunning x
the new kitchen wont last all these years........the Oak kitchen is beautiful - Id keep the lot as it is........If it were mine and i wanted a drastic change then id perhaps paint it a very pale grey or cream......im typing this @7.04 so havent seen the changes so far.
Amazing transformation and looks great. Wish people would stop putting covers over their radiators, they obviously don’t understand how they work 🤦🏼♀️😂
@Barb Drake: Agree, a radiator cover restricts a lot of heat output, fit a nice rad design and make the radiator a feature.
Some music would have been lovley in the quiet parts
Hi, love this video! Can I ask, have you ever done a video on creating a utility area within a kitchen? I am currently planning my new kitchen and would love a small utility area within the Kitchen! Like to hear if you have done anything like that!
Great renovation. Next time do a voice over on the timelapse or add Music.
Could you include the cost of the kitchen fitter/carpenter please. Great job by the way, and thanks so much for being so transparent about costs
Check out the end of the video! All mentioned 👍
@@NicksHomeRenovations Apologies, I jumped the gun and didn't see it in the video description. Well done again, keep the videos coming 👍
Can tell you're a sparky when the most work, obviously the joiners/carpenters is captioned as "handles" and the light installation is "pendant/lights second fix" hahaha
Very nice
Hi Nick, great video. where is the mantle shelf from above the cooker? I assume that’s not from DIY kitchens and just painted to match? Thanks!
Is the cornice missing off this kitchen? We love this style but the cornice on the website put us off this style!
Another lovely job. I used diy kitchens a few years back to update my kitchen cupboard doors. I am currently using their online planner for a total refit this year. Your client has up-stands but no splash back (except the cooker) so no replacing of the wall tiles is that the way to go these days? Is it a style thing or are kitchen paints & extractors good enough? Cheers
Thank you! 50/50 in terms of tiles or painted/upstand with my clients to be honest! Tiles can allow you to bring some bold colours/patterns to a kitchen that painting just can’t, but it’s down to individual choice. Good luck!
Beautiful job and just started watching your videos. The lay out is great and have two questions; Why use vinyl over wood flooring? Why such a small sink? Seems a bit small for counter and not that deep. Cheers from the states!
The old floor had dated tiles, screeded over then a wood laminate as mentioned in the video, the sink is 1.5 bowl, smaller part is for peeling and prepping food, Flexi hose tap useful for that, the larger section works ok for occasional washing up usually with a wire basket set in, most people use a dishwasher now, not much call now for huge daily washing up of pots, pans and crockery, and smaller less deep sinks use less water, so more eco friendly.
Hi pal if you’re after any sockets and switches for your project let me know. We do some special matt black and all other finishes.
Thanks - please email me on nickshouserenovation@gmail.com - would be interested to see what you have! Thank you.
Hi Nick, how much did it cost you for the screed ?
Such a shame they didn’t make those two windows into one
unfortunately designers ve to stick to their clients ´budget ; also if there's a supporting wall ; they won't be able to do one big window;;;
@@lailaastoria9627 have you not heard of a lintel
@@lailaastoria9627 an RSJ would have allowed that but then you’re talking more money and maybe the client didn’t want to spend that much. I would have put big modern sliding doors in 🥰
For a budget friendly option i would have replaced the leaded glass sealed units with clear glass, the garden is very nice the leaded pattern obscures it.
please play some music in the background when doing time lapse
Very nice job first I thought you owned this house but are you just the contractor because you keep mentioning client
Stripped all the charm out of the place.😣 Granted the tile countertops needed to go, but new isn’t always better.
Hi Nick, who’s the client? I thought you’d purchased this property for yourself?
Thebomb.com_xo that’s just what I was going to ask
I work on my own renovations and for clients. This one began whilst waiting for planning for my own bungalow, which begins soon!
I see why you got confused and I only just realised too. with Nick talking about the bungalow at the beginning it's not clear that while awaiting planning permission on the big renov he is working on a different house completely.
Overall these looks really wonderful, but I'm surprised you didn't change the door to the utility room. All of those strange peaked doorways look like a throwback to a previous renovation, they don't look like authentic architectural features from the original house that have been kept, even if that's what they are. The paneled door in the butler's pantry section goes much better with the style of the new kitchen, I would have changed the peaked doors to match that door. The peaked doors just look like they're trying to emulate some kind of ancient castle style, and that's just not working with the sleekness of the new design.
I also think the cooktop and sink look really small and narrow in scale in relation to the other features in the kitchen. In a kitchen like this, I would expect a wider cook surface. The ovens and refrigerator are great though, I like how both the refrigerator and freezer are tucked away and unobtrusive.
I would have eliminated the upper cabinets flanking the extractor built-in, and placed open shelving with decorative cookware and objects. Yes, you lose a bit of storage, but it would make that area look like more of a feature and focal point. And this kitchen looks like it has plenty of storage.
Once again though, this renovation turned out really well overall, this is just what I would do differently.
Wow thank you Siansonea, fantastic comments. Came down to client choices but I appreciate your honesty and opinion 👍
Hey, do you know the exact flooring that was used in this video for your kitchen and where I can purchase from? It looks very nice could do with laying it in my open plan lounge/diner, love the video also, thanks 🙏🏼
Sure - I mention it in the video it is called Amtico Featured Oak. Hope this helps!
@@NicksHomeRenovations thank you👌🏼 is it a luxury vinyl tile I’m guessing?😅
It’s not a tile. More of a laminate but just very very high quality comparable to real hardwood but much easier to install
What’s the colour on the walls
Hi Nick thanks so much for the video it's great, please can you let me know what size space it was?
Ah tricky as it was in 2 sections. The first section around 3m by 2m, the second kitchen part around 5m by 3m
@@NicksHomeRenovations Thanks Nick would it be possible to let me know what the approx measurements were for the quartz, how many meters did you use? Thanks
Hi Nick how much quartz did you use in total please?
About 7 metres of standard worktop, the breakfast bar was 90cm wide by 150cm long, plus upstand, taking it into windowsills and a 60cm splashback behind the hob. Hope this helps 👍
Hey Nick, did you ever manage to sell it on eBay in the end. If so, can I ask how much it eventually sold for? Helps me to understand how much these guys get sold for or if it's worth just scrapping it. Cheers
Yes. You’ll never get much on eBay if you advertise as I do; to take down, remove and take away. No more than £100. Maybe you’ll get more if you take it apart yourself but I’ve sold some for less than £20 but the point is you don’t have to spend hours or days taking it apart!
@@NicksHomeRenovations thanks nick! Really helpful. I imagine you’re busy with your own renovation and can’t gigs in London? If you can’t, possible you can recommend a kitchen fitter you’ve worked with? Perhaps the one in the video even?
Hi Nick. Does the £2,600 for the quartz include installation? If not, roughly how much did it cost to fit?
Yes, £2600 including installation 👍
The kitchen looks amazing! However, the layout seem really strange having the refrigerator so far away. I would have ripped out the utility room to make space for the refrigerator and pantry... and placed the washer/dryer under the counter next to the back door.
Thanks Donovan. The fridge is right in the heart of the kitchen, it’s the freezer that is down the other end at request of the client 👍. They also didn’t want the WM in the same room for noise reasons.
Hi Nick! I'm from the U.S. and curious about kitchen boilers. So is this a unit that heats the kitchen tap and dishwasher? Is there a separate one for the bath? I assume that this takes the place of our hot water heater that sits in the basement with the furnace.
That boiler will supply heat and hot water to the whole house, it just happens to be in a kitchen.
The boiler heats the whole house, which in this case is 2 bathrooms, all of the radiators and the kitchen and downstairs toilet taps too. There is no water heater, everything is Gas and the dishwasher is connected to the hot water line from the sink, which again comes from the same boiler! Hope this helps.
@@NicksHomeRenovations Thank you. I would think it would be tucked away in a basement or cellar, but it seems they are in kitchens and baths. Does the U.K. not have mechanical rooms? Sorry, but very interesting about the differences.
No space for mechanical rooms in most homes! 67 million people in the UK, which comparatively is the size of the state of Oregon!
@@annwilliams9214 plus cellars and basements are not common in UK homes (I've lived in 11 places, none had a basement or cellar).
How much around do you usually profit?
10%
Nick, what was the compound poured onto the old tiles before the wood went down?
Self leveling latex screed, or did you mean the specific brand?
@@TomTomTomTom538 that's helps thanks, any idea what the blue stuff was before the latex screed?
@@keithdechief1 acrylic primer, it's like diluted PVA
@@TomTomTomTom538 awesome mate thank you 😊
Not sure about the integrity of getting Howdens to make up the drawings then going elsewhere to source the material! I couldn't do that myself. Nice work nonetheless.
Thank you! Don’t worry I use Howdens an awful lot every year, plus they were £4000 more expensive so a no brained really!