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I didn't change too much in this butler's pantry other than removing red/white checkerboard wallpaper and painting the walls with Devine Paint "Green Tea" and adding a granite counter. The counter was previously cracked, white 4x4 tiles. The hardware on the left (drawers is original and I matched reproduction hardware for the cabinet doors from House of Antique Hardware. The floor is handscraped Teak wood from Lumber Liquidators.

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RobnBeth Snohomish, WA

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Thanks for the compliments! The teak floors have a nice warm color to them and are very durable. My only complaint would be the handscraped part of the flooring. It looks cool and added a little 'age' to the new floors but it is a little harder to clean. Definitely go with Lumber Liquidators as they had the best prices! We paid $5.00/sq. foot and everywhere else priced the same wood at nearly $15.00/sq. foot.

Posted: Mar 3, 2009, Flag