Renovations Are Hard! We Have More Questions Than Answers!
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- I take Alecia to "The Blue Store" to make some cabinet choices! There are so many choices that we leave with more questions than answers!
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Reminder: Dark colors make rooms look much smaller. Go with dark for bottom cabinets. Go light on uppers. Two tone are in style.
Thanks for the suggestion!
BRING THE FIREPLACE BOARD DOWN SO YOU CAN FIT A BIGGER TV UP THERE
Good idea!
I completely agree with all of your choices. I also think the couches are better in the larger space. Kevin. I think you need ALL the toys from the Blue Store!!! I see numerous trips to the Blue Store in Alicia’s future! She needs her own shirt!!!
Thanks! Kevin thinks he needs ALL the toys, too! I should order a shirt!
Tough decision on were the living room should be...I myself don't like my back facing windows...any noise I hear I'll be looking over my shoulder to see what's out there, or if someone is entering. Which ever room you choose, I think the furniture/couch backs should be facing walls and then you can look around, see all windows and enjoy all views.... You also could lower the mantle a bit, giving you more room for a larger tv. No reason why the dinner table and entertainment center can't be in the same room, which ever one you do choose.
I like the living room where you had it in the first place. You can still enjoy the fireplace from where you had the furniture.
Thanks!
No... the fireplace area needs to be the dining- breakfast area. Leave the living furniture in the large area where you had it. What about for the cabinets, you paint the lower cabinets the medium grey and the uppers a light almost white? You have a lot of projects planned. Can't wait to see it all come together.
Thanks! We may consider the contrasting cabinet colors, as we hadn't thought of that!
Darker base cabinets with lighter upper cabinets will look great and not darken the room.
We hadn't thought of that but may consider it! Thanks!
@@PavingNewPaths Alicia & Kevin....definately consider doing darker on the lower cabinets and lighter on the upper cabinets. As many others have said, darker colors will make your rooms look smaller. Also, you may consider just using clear varnish (Varathane) on the wood plank wall for the same reason. The wood already makes it an accent wall. Good luck and happy renovating.....
I’m old fashion….I like wood cabinets instead of painted…..less upkeep. When I had my kitchen designed at Lowes, I took them measurements but the sent a pro to measure too. They designed it perfectly. If I have to replace appliances, I’ll sure have to have exact same size I have now. All that dark cabinets and appliances will feel like a cave….hope not. I’ll be anxious to see it.
Ok,my heart was pounding when you said "paint the fire place". I would leave it white, because that fire place is the focal spot in that entire open concept and it anchors that side of the room. Now the the question is. Are you thinking open concept with zones of living? Or do you want to treat it as three separate spaces?
Here's my two cents. Treat the entire area as one with different zones. So you have the Kitchen. Then the fire place area and your front area. If your more into casual living. Then put your couch,loveseat, and ottoman where you first put it. The fireplace side of the room I would put dining table on the left side of the fire place with some kind of nice storage piece under the window.
In front of the fire place I would put two small chairs, table and lamp for a reading area,anchor chairs with a small area rug.The area by the doors and wooden wall I would have a piece of furniture that could hold games and books with lighting and plants on top. This will allow plenty of area for passing through each zone and keep it mostly open for busy little humans!
Love the colors you have chosen. However, I would do the lower cabinets in the dark color and a lighter color on the top cabinets. Like the display in the store. As far as the living room I like it by the fireplace. Kevin if you lower the fireplace mantel you could get a much bigger tv. For the dining room by the time you add your bar stools and the buffet cabinet on the other wall your table setup will look fine. Also love the kids beds. You have a lot of work ahead and what ever you choose it will be you home.
Thanks! We may consider the contrasting colors on the uppers/lowers! Good idea on lowering the mantle.
Congrats! Love the House. In the winter you will love the living area by the fireplace, lower the mantle to fit a larger TV for Kevin. We just purchased a 1945 Home ourselves and just picked the colors for our Cabinets at the Blue Store. we went with the dark, and Love it!! We have the light wood floors, and the contrast looks great! I have years of design experience , and enjoy the process- sharing design tips- as we are doing our remodel in tandem with ya’ll! Your Doing a Great Job! Reach out anytime! 😊 Have fun!
Thank you! Congrats on your home purchase and good luck through the remodel phase! The Blue Store has some great color choices for cabinets!
Not to sound mean but in the end you guys are the ones that will be living there so it all depends on what you really like
You're right!
Keep the living room at the fire place. With a dining room near the front door with 3 kids you will appreciate the extra room for the kids to play.
The height for the TV in the original couch position is better for viewing. If put over the fireplace, ones neck gets sore from looking too high. A nice family photo over the fireplace would look nice. Include Buddy.
We agree!
If you don't put the couch by the fireplace you might get a glare from your windows. Might want to check that too
We will, thanks!
a word of advice. all colors can be either "warmer" or "cooler". you are looking at grays. a "cool" gray leans ever so slightly towards blue (it doesn't look blue, but it leans blue on the color spectrum). a "warm" gray leans more towards yellow, red, or orange. again, a "warm" gray doesn't look yellow, red or orange, but it leans that way. at the part where kevin was looking at the three door panels through the camera, and he said what he was holding was "gray" and what alecia was holding was blue-sih - good job kevin!! you noticed the difference. in the lighting at the store, the one kevin was holding was a "warmer" gray, where alecia's two samples were "cool" grays.
after all of that color theory, i suggest using a "warm" gray on the cabinets. you have wood in the space, which has yellow, orange, and red tones (warm tones). if you let your gray lean warmer, it will be more cohesive with the tones of the wood.
i would not stress over the paint matching the black stainless. the black stainless will function as a "neutral" in the space - it will look FANTASTIC with anything.
Make one of your lower cabinets a pullout for a trash can.
I have a love/hate relationship with pullout trash cans, so I'm still deciding on if I want one. If I didn't have kids, I would be all in on getting it, but every pullout trashcan I've seen that has children in the home has been a dirty mess inside the drawer and up top since kids are notorious for missing the can and overstuffing the can!
No worse than having stuff dropped outside the can on the floor. We don't have kids, but we have a pull out and put in a can that pretty much fills the whole space, so it's hard to miss. Also, where you'd put your trash can is FAR away from the sink and prep area where it will be needed most. My pull-out is beside my sink and the area where I do all my prep. I'd hate to have to walk, even a few steps, across the kitchen to the trash.
@@PavingNewPaths Makes sense - so have a pullout for you and a shorter wide-mouthed trash can for the kids. Then when they're older you can ditch the kids can.
Ok. Yes. Go with honey and #2, I do like the idea of a darker bottom cabinet, just for something different. I like the bigger space for living room. The fireplace for the dining room , it's less steps to the table that way.
I don't like a TV above a fireplace. You have to crank your neck to look at it. The other wall offers a lower profile for the tv. Also I don't want to stare at the fireplace, I want better outdoor view. The bigger room also allows you to see people approaching the house. Front room In the front. The fireplace living room looks cramped.
I like the bedroom plans! Keeping the full size rather than twin is also a great idea! Looks/sounds great!
Fireplace. Keep it, comes in handy when power goes out and it's cold. Either wood burner or gas.
Omg y’all will be 2050 before done ! My husband gives 5 minutes to make decision on decor 😂😂😂😂 don’t overthink 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Trust me 30 plus years of marriage and Reno’s … Everything looking good 💪👍👍👍
Hard and expensive! Good luck to PNewP! You guys are great. Hope you’re follow the frame saga. Liz Amazing is doing good things for folks.
We actually haven't thought about RV'S since the day we got rid of ours!
Option B - I think the dark gray cabinets on the bottom and light gray or white on top would really make it look larger. I think shiplap on the living room wall would look awesome with the honey finish. I like option 2 on furniture placement. You will have to have your table and try both ways before you really know. I think the dining room table will take more room than you think.
We may have to consider the contrasting cabinet color!
I am very eclectic in my designing ideas! So I would have two seating areas.... easy chairs set up by the fireplace.. and couch in the front area!
Please also think about putting the drawers in your kitchen, for the bottom cabinets! Look at the ones in the Blue store, you will thank me later!
I like that idea. We have Blue Store cabinets from about 30 years ago. We have two tall cabinets with pull out shelves. Love them! Drawers for base cabinets were not available at that time, but now that we are ancient I cannot get things on the bottom shelves. I was so bummed after our cabinets were installed. We lost what seemed about 1/2 space due to each cabinet has side walls and old cabinets were straight through. We put old cabinets in our laundry room so they were filled quickly with overflow from new cabinets.
Good to know your cabinets have held up for so long! We hadn't seen the drawer pull outs on the lower cabinets, but are now considering them! We already have some of the big cabinets with the pullouts in our design, as we were going to use those for our pantry and extra appliance storage!
Yes! We are definitely considering these!
Drawers are the best! Did our kitchen in 2016 and all the lowers are drawers, except the trash and under sink. No regrets
I’d say leave the family room next to the big window (it’s bigger for a family) and put a rug and two chairs in front of the fireplace.
Do you think the girls room should have two closets instead of two in the boys room? Just thinking girls may have more closet space needs.
Nothing like relaxing by a fire on a chilly winter day. PLUS - you can lower the fireplace mantle and put a bigger TV above the fireplace.
That's a good idea! Thanks!
When you have your table made, also think about how many people will be sitting at that table in the future! We had a huge table made for our family because of the holidays we would be hosting we could sit at least 12 people around our table. In fact we had it made in Texas! They delivered to NC!
A beautiful table made with slate on top trimmed in oak. Heavy table!!
Thanks! Sounds like a beautiful table!
My husband and I like it the way you had it before . My husband loves big TV we have an 83 in TV 😂😂😂
The dining by where the new door will be better to drop groceries lol
We love your channel. Oh BTW hope you get a sponsorship from the "blue store" lol
Thank you! Wouldn't it be cool to have the blue store as an official sponsor?!
Option 2 for the cabinets an option 2 for the tabletop
Thanks!
Option 2, for the cabinets and option 2 for the stain.
Thanks!
Regarding the kids room. I feel your going to be switching the kids rooms in the next few years. I feel you set the girls up in the room with two closets right away. Everything you build for the kids room your taking apart later moving it and reassembling it. Double closet room makes most sense for the little ladies.
Possibly so! We tried to get the girls to choose the middle room when we first showed them the options, but they were set on the front room. I'm sure they'll do lots of switching of rooms/roommates throughout the years, just as my siblings and I did as kids!
Dad thinks your living room should be in front of the fireplae. I have no real opinion, you are living there, you can always move things around.
I do think you need to pain the fireplace.
Good luck building all that.
Thanks!
I think you need to get your table and other furnishings before you can truly make a decision. I like them in both areas. If option 2 I would remove the mantle over the fire place for a larger tv. I’m leaning at option 1.
You're right!
Number 2 from South Africa 😂👏
Your house you decide, they all similar but different 😂😂
Cheers.
Thank you...from TEXAS!
Hahahahahhahaaa!!!! Kevin can't win!!! Hahahahaha! At least you're willing to try on those projects!!!!
He's always willing to try!
The second arrangement of the living room is the winner!! This would allow you to have the dining room where in the other area with a china cabinet for storage of things you have and use sparingly. Loft beds and children in rooms with ceiling fans are not a good idea. Those large size beds are making the girls room seem small and crowded.
Thanks for sharing your opinion! We'll see how it all ends up!
Off to a great start but you do realize you will have remove counter top and backsplash to remove and install new sink.
It's an undermounted sink for that reason we don't have to do anything but replace it!
🤔. As 4 Cayden, he is going to go nuts for that bed. Plz film his reaction. I bet it'll be priceless. ✌️😁🌈
We can't wait to start that project! We will definitely film his reaction!
Have you read reviews on the black stainless appliances? Apparently, they scratch easily and can't be repaired.
We have! It's part of the reason we went with the fridge we did, as the panels can easily be changed out to new panels! We will be showing it in an upcoming video soon!
The fireplace mantel is too high it could be lowered and a more rustic mantle would fit in with your decor would match better. Also could be wider to go with the fireplace
Good idea!
I like your current set up with living room near the front door, hencevwhy living rooms were called the Front Room😂
Thanks!
Don't build your room on the age your kids are. Only few years they will retreat to their rooms or think you have cooties. Time marches on
Ha! So true!
Food for thought.. we purchased 2 Ikea dressers and a slim open shelf cabinet inbetween to use as our under TV cabinets. Tons of storage and all out of sight..
Great idea!
Not my kitchen but I would be concerned going too dark because I think it feels more like a cave
Thanks!
#2 on the paint for sure. I was one that thought you should make the living room in front of the fireplace, but now I agree it should be in the bigger space. If you paint the fireplace, that will look good with your table.
Thanks!
Put sliding doors on the closet doors, they won’t take up space opening into the room.
That's a great idea!
Hi Kevin! Love the video today! Buy the way the orange store is better. Thing are coming a long now. This is my lest favorite part because you can never make up your mind. Trying to buy cabinets and the colors are so hard. Just buy both saw. A tablet saw can rip wood. A miter saw can cut wood strat and on a angle. A go power washer is Ryobi gas on. 3200 psi. Price is 500. Do you like the dark cabinets? Why do you put in a new back splash? Love these videos. Have a good day!
Thanks! Kevin hates when the orange store has a better selection in something that he's hunting compared to the blue store!
Can you have the mantle lowered, on RUclips it seems high to have a tv.
That's a great idea!
Love watching the renovations. BUT you tube needs to step up........There is only a thumbs down option. Tried to refresh but still only the thumbs down. Not good YT......
Maybe you already gave the thumbs up and the only option left is a thumbs down!
I think that ya'll need to go to the ORANGE STORE
So far this weekend we have visited the blue store four times and it is Sunday morning and putting together the list for today. I do have the Dewalt table saw and chop saw. These are must haves. Our current project is building a shop. We moved in this new house in April and I am pretty sure we responsible for Lowe’s CEO’s bonus!😂 Option 2 in both cases. Stick with your original living room plan.
You're beating us! I'm not sure that's a good thing or not though?! Kevin has been eyeing that table and chop saw every time we go!
@@PavingNewPaths I am using both as we speak! Makes things much quicker and more accurate cuts. It is money well spent!
Y'all do what Y'all want to do, what works for you may not woek for others...
Blessings ❤
Thank you! Many blessings to you, too!
Furniture by the fireplace, the tv will be to high for viewing
We think so, too!
Paint a big piece of the paneling from behind the old cabinets to see how the color looks.
Thanks! We should do that!
Great video! I would pick option #2, I think you’d regret option #3 when you got all that painted, it’d be really dark. Agreed with the honey color choice for the stain, again the others would be super dark. I must have been one of the three who liked it as is, I think your living area should be where you had it and the dinning area by the fireplace, seems to flow better. I think Alecia will go to the Blue Store…14 more times until your next video. 😱🤣🤣
Thanks! We think #3 is a bit too dark, too! I sure hope I don't go to the blue store 14 more times! Ha! It's becoming a daily habit for Kevin!
Looks like you are stuck on dark cabinets. you have low ceilings, imo, dark cabinets will close in the kitchen and you may regret it. Black appliances does limit your cabinet choses…light gray and lighter gray uppers would be nice. Didnt realize the front livingroom is bigger than fireplace area. Big decision.
We don't think option #2 is very dark. At least not as dark as #3.
Shaker style cabinets are simple, is a classic design that never grows old… like the colours you chose…I’m with you on the living room placement…keep it where it is!….when can I move in?😊😂❤️
Thanks! Come now...but be prepared to work! Lol!
I had my tv on the fireplace, and it was hurting my neck as I aged, and yes, it was hot. I still agree with the living room in the dining room with having Littles.
Thanks! We think it would get very hot, too!
When you have your table made, also think about how many people will be sitting at that table in the future! We had a huge table made for our family because of the holidays we would be hosting we could sit at least 12 people around our table. In fact we had it made in Texas! They delivered to NC!
A beautiful table made with slate on top trimmed in oak. Heavy table!!
Your table sounds beautiful!
I like the color scheme that you picked out. And I would use the original living room space that you had. Love the ideas for the kids beds. Can’t wait to see them finished. Have a great day.
Thanks! Hope you have a great one, too!
The last one Alicia, I LOVE THE LAST COLOR like you do.
I love your mom Alicia, the reason we both liked the dark was the counter top. Anyway you can update the counter so you can center the sink??
Thanks!
My mom is the best! We are considering a few options to have the sink more centered, but really do not want to replace the granite as we like it a lot!
The colors you picked are exactly what I would pick. They are perfect. Well to me.
I questioned the location of the living room where you had it. But after you moved it and see the huge new dining area I like the first way you had it.
You can always make the dining area also have a sitting area with the fireplace as the center. You could make like 3 spaces in that area.
That's a great idea! We can't wait to have all of the furniture so that we can start seeing where exactly we want it!
The problem with TV’s mounted as high as you have it outlined over the mantle will be it’s too high so you’ll get neck strain…..ask me how I know😂
Ha, we thought it was a bit too high, too!
Kevin, I used to watch "The Router Workshop" when I was a kid. That woodworking will be fun to watch. Alesha, I am looking at my kitchen cabinets, thinking, "I can pint these." You are inspiring me to do it. Option 2. I like the Honey stain. It's lighter than the other. I can't wait to see what you do with that pretty home! Put a small table or shelf with kids books and toys behind the couch so when you walk in you see that not the back of the couch.
Option 2 in the wood stain.
Thanks!
Living room needs to go back to the big room. Sofa impedes, coming in from the outside.
Option #2 for the paint is good.
Lots of dining tables in front of the fire place.. good ambiance .. cozy. Especially at thanxgiving. Put a dining buffet on the wall in where the doors go to the outside. So it won’t look so empty,there.
But the living room needs to go back to the big room. Really! Just sayin’
Wouldn't the living room look better the other way by the fireplace. block off one of the sliding backdoor upper big window or make kitchen bar longways. Or knockout the whole back wall build new fireplace with wider living space Or you can leave the living room as yes and just pop out the kitchen b Bigger okay now chip@ joann. Keep up the great job.. Renovations are very expensive but so rewarding
If you leave the living room in the original place you had it, I think you need to tear out that fireplace. The fireplace in the dining room just doesn't look right.
Good suggestion! Thanks!
*The steps you build to the top bunk can also function as storage 😊 Pinterest tiny homes thats in essence what your making for the Littles😮
*the bottom bunk can have a star light feature above
*make a trundle bottom bunk in which it pulls out from the front of the bed for sleep overs😊
*living room keep right by the door as you intended. The movie nights will be EPIC in that space because of the theatre experience you’ll create with a bigger TV
* bottom-cabinets darker colour & upper cabinet pull handles can reflect the darker colour on the bottom cabinets as well.
*tractor bed awesome!!! Building a barn like wall anchored unit for toys would be kool too😊
both change the living room/dining room, around (you can change your living room & dining room around to any positions that you’d like. In many homes you cannot do this)
That's true!
Love watching your videos! But have you taken out a major loan for all of these upgrades to your new home? Wowsers!!! Also, the girls room--give them the extra play room and buy some twin size beds. They will enjoy the extra room more when they grow into teens.
I think the blue store visits will be many um maybe 20 times more LOL . I bought a Frigidaire black stainless steel 3 door frig fron the blue store in 2020 when my old one died. I was do excited about the black stainless steel color and boy it wasn't cheap thats for sure. After about a yr I found the finish was peeling /flaking in and area near the corner of a door. It reminded me of like how fingernail polish peels or flakes off . Its only a small spot but definitely disappointed especially when my 18 yr old frig still looked shiny and almost new. The old frig just got tired and stopped cooling and freezing. Its just the two of us no kids so it was rather disappointing. 😢. I hope you have better luck..
This is going to be interesting to see how it all develops. Double and triple check everything. Make sure they're all soft close hardware !!!! Two tone cabinets, darker bottoms, Alicia's color was spot on with color of counter top.
Leave furniture where you first had it.. one thing no one is remembering is the view next to fireplace will cause glare . Plus with new door opening it just makes sense to smaller area a dining room. Great idea painting the fireplace. Yes do same color as cabinets. Or…. Take that cabinet paint and have it knocked down 50%. It will be same tone but subtle.
What about a gas fireplace insert? Cleaner. No chopping wood. Easier to control climate.
No gas out here!
Fun projects! Very excited for y'all. I vote living room by fireplace. The fireplace mantle can also be lowered to accommodate a larger TV. There are dining rooms that are shabby chic and an idea could be to incorporate barn yard with two nice comfy chairs that can be positioned by the front window to enjoy that beautiful view and then be pulled into the dining table when needed. Best & Blessings!
Yeah okay I’m thinking 2 now. Geesh y’all are making me crazy. 😂😂😂😂😂
We're making ourselves crazy, too! Ha! Thanks!
Wow, a honey colored table! I love your ideas! Take your time and allow imput, and then make a decision. That, I find, is hard for even me. I can't wait to see that all come together!
I know you've probably already purchased the cabinets from the blue store, but if you have a custom cabinet maker in the area, they can be significantly cheaper. We had ours done recently by a local custom shop and the came in about one third the price of the blue store cabinets. I like the LR where you had it plus much better angle for the TV. I know that having the TV above the fireplace seems common now, but I find it a pretty unnatural angle to view since you are looking up rather than level with the TV when sitting on the couch.
I thought your living room should have been in front of the fireplace until you moved the furniture. It looks better where you had it in the big area. Besides, you'll most likely have side tables that will fill up that room quickly, not to mention bar stools that will push your sofa forward into that big room. You were right to begin with, for sure. I love seeing the reno updates!!
The new “non-princess” beds will definitely age better. Maybe won’t need to replace them in the future. Paint is way easier than replacing the beds.
…and maybe the darkest gray for the fireplace
If you do decide to replace the kitchen counter tops. I have had all types of counter tops. Quartz is my favorite of all specially with kids. They dont stain and easy cleaning.
Lighter colors show more grime which is preferable in the kitchen for sanitation purposes. I am on Team Light Color. Dark color appliances would be a good compliment to the lighter colors.
I heard you talking about removing the fireplace and is that an electric fireplace? If you’re not going to use it to create heat, maybe you should just remove the whole thing and put windows and get a better view of your yard because the fireplace splits up side of the house terribly.
You could consider the living room in the big area, a cozy reading/convo area with a couple of big cozy chairs and a small table in front of fireplace and a small round kitchen style table (since you don’t entertain inside a lot, in the corner area where the mud room was going to be. Just another idea 😊
You have to remember you are looking at these rooms/areas almost bare and by the time there's furniture and chairs it will be smaller. Lower the mantel, bigger TV. Push the larger sofa back about a foot more, change the ottomon to a rectangular piece. Keep the rectangular theme, large rectangular dining room table length ways to the front door with chairs one one side, picnic table sitting on the other.
If not Lowe’s you can go to Atwood’s for other brands! My favorite is Lowe’s in Nacogdoches!!!!
Buy the miter saw. You can cut panels with a skill saw and straight edge, instead of table saw. Miter saw is super great for deck and cutting non panel lumber.
Haven't you heard? Gray is out now. Down the road it will look dated because of the color. Avocado green is the new gray.
Your kitchen doesn’t have a lot of light -Don’t go dark-I would do as light as possible 🤷♀️
I agree with you on the livingroom arrangment. You can always put the dinningroom table off to the left and put a couple chairs or rocking chairs over by the fire place with a nice rug on the floor.
Hi, have you checked the reviews in black appliances? The black comes (flakes) off and looks awful.
I would setup both areas.....by the fireplace set up for easy chairs/ reclining loveseat and other area with the couch and lovesest etc.
I hope you are planning on mounting the tv on the wall. It’s a lot safer especially with the kids running around. I got a great entertainment center from Costco.
You should figure out what lighting you’re going to use because the lighting in the store looks different after you put it in the house.
That's true! Thanks!
Lower that mantel so you can get a bigger TV in that space. You need at least a 65" for that room.
Good idea!
You should be using your countertops and back splash as your hint at what color the cabinets should be. Not your appliances.
A table to set things down on when entering from the store, would be nice. Therefore, the LR , to me would be in the original space, and there is plento of space for all of it. Nice vibes in there.
Darker will show every finger print
That's true!
So she would put the love seat at a 45 degree angle facing the fire place that way you can see the kitchen the front of the house and the back and the couch at the same angle toward the sliding door and front that enlarges the space into the were you want to put the couches and makes a smaller dining room I think a circular or oval table
Nice, just way too many decisions.
So many decisions!