Dealing with an eyesore convection unit
We are in phase 2 of our kitchen/dining/living room. Phase 1 involved gutting and redoing the entire cooking area, as well as replacing a bay window for a patio door in the dining area. Installing the patio door meant we had to replace to old electric rad with a new (and big!!!) convection radiator. It works very well, but it isn't too pretty... Should I try to hide it? The armoire will go, but it needs to be replaced with some form of china storage. Any suggestions? Attached pictures show our remodeled kitchen and dining room.
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There is a lot you could do, as per the size of the room. A 7 foot China Cabinet could be a complete "No" if the room size is small and at the same time a Dining height or a 36" inch high sideboard is a winner. Try involve some metal element, in terms of Cast Iron Grills or Wrought Iron Grills to give it a classier look.
I have a few pictures I could send you !!!
Unfortunately, the armoire will have to be replaced. I still love it, but it is so deep, I can’t access its content when we sit at the dinner table, it’s driving me nuts! I will look the classifieds to see if I can find a 2nd hand china display cabinet that can also camouflage the rad…
The table and chairs are keepers, but since the top has scratches, I want to refinish it. Possible options are restaining or painting. I am tempted to go bold and paint them with one of the kitchen’s accent colors (light blue, red or green-yellow). Is that too daring?