We hated our multi-coloured, dated kitchen so gave it a mega refresh – people can't believe how posh it looks now | The Sun

A COUPLE who hated the dated kitchen in their new house have wowed people with their incredible transformation.

Amy took to TikTok to share a look at how they did it, using "only paint and a worktop adhesive cover".





The video began with a look at the kitchen as it was – with multi-coloured tiles on the walls and plain wooden cabinets.

They then showed how they sanded down the cupboard doors, before painting them a deep forest green.

As for the tiles, they opted for Rustoleum Kitchen Tile Paint, which Amy said she was "BY FAR the most impressed with".

They also used a metallic spray paint for the fixtures and fittings on the cupboards, before moving onto the worktops.

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While they were previously a dark, mottled brown, the pair decided to go for something lighter – a white marble effect.

"This is the kitchen that was in place when we moved in, so this is a temporary fix but so so thrilled with the results!" she said.

"I’ll let you know how it all holds up."

And people were quick to comment on the video, admitting they couldn't believe the kitchen makeover.

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"WOW it looks like a brand new kitchen," one wrote.

As another added: "And amazing how'd the tiles don't look dated now…I'm blown away."

"Oh my word that looks fab," someone else commented.

But others weren't sure that the kitchen would stay looking that good.

"Looks good but absolutely no way that will wear well," one wrote.

"Stunning, be nice for an update in a few months on how it wears and tears, looks gawwwjus," another added.

While someone else wrote: "The tile paint will come off in a year or two.

"Maybe five years on the kitchen units."


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