Mullis Bungalow Kitchen

When Leonor and Martin Mullis purchased their bungalow-style home, they quickly realized that the kitchen would need to be remodeled. They love to entertain but their outdated kitchen is just not functional for large family gatherings. Martin and Leonor think that their kitchen remodel will take just under a week to complete and they'll save as much as $5,000 by doing the work themselves. Friends and family members pitch in and the demolition goes smoothly. Leonor documents the work with pictures for her scrapbook. After patching up a few holes in the walls the team moves on to the construction phase, and the work progresses smoothly with the help of Martin?s father. Once the Mullises have installed their new flooring, countertops and cabinets they finish the pass-through window. After that it's time for new appliances and furnishings. They end up with a bright, stylish kitchen with a more functional layout and celebrate by inviting the family over for dinner in their dazzling new space.

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