I see that Finn is cooking up a chicken for dinner?
We used wooded plaques from Hobby Lobby for the burners. I painted them with metallic black paint and cut out the red swirl for the burners then applied 2 coats of Mod Podge. The dials are wooden car wheels painted and Mod Podged also. Bryan didn't bolt them in all the way so they spin.
Bryan cut a hole in the back wall and I found that frame that fit perfectly at Goodwill. I just printed out a picture of that field on my computer for the window scene.
My Favorite part is the backsplash!! We just hot glued and caulked those tiles on the back. The sink is a bowl from Goodwill and we had trouble finding a used faucet so that was our most expensive purchase. It's from Home Depot for $9.00 but it looks so perfect!
For the oven, Bryan added that shelf in between where the drawers were then just removed the bottom drawer for storage. He cut a hole in the top one and we added the Plexiglas and a hinge so it really opens and closes.
Final touches are some hooks on both sides for "utensils" and cookware. I'd say he loves it! Here he is on Christmas Morning. Maybe you will see him on Top Chef in 20 years?





















