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We started this site as a glorified "for sale" sign for an east-side condo in Salt Lake City. When we sold that awesome place, we purchased this place. Wow, did it ever need a lot of work. Check out our "after" pictures from the Center Street condo.
We spent 2009 designing and building a modern house in Salt Lake's 9th and 9th(ish) neighborhood. We are, happily, now residents of that house, and we love it.
We spent 2009 designing and building a modern house in Salt Lake's 9th and 9th(ish) neighborhood. We are, happily, now residents of that house, and we love it.
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2 comments:
what kind of countertops did you guys go with? and i'm curious if the left-side pull fridge is on purpose concidering the placement (then again i can't see what's to the left of that..)
The countertops are quartz. We went with a Cambria product called Bradford from their Quarry line. We picked out several colors before this one, but none were in stock and we were a bit crunched for time. We are really quite pleased with this though.
The door on the fridge will be switched but first we have to find a fridge that works for the Ikea cabinetry. This one sticks out WAY too far. It's kind of a challenge.
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