The sink is on the west wall.

The stove will go on this north wall between the windows.

This shot shows the kitchen/bath/attic wall. The refridgerator will go on this wall between a broom closet and the peninsula.

The narrow double doors that are hard to see on this wall lead into the bath. There is a small attic above as well as the HVAC and hot water heater.

At David's suggestion, we had beveled edges put in the Formica and we are glad. He calls it a 'diamond edge' and we think is adds alot. The cost of the beveled edge added about 20 bucks a linear foot, but was worth it. Most people really do think it is solid surface counters or concrete countertops. The beveled edge dresses the counters up a lot and since this is a one room place, that is a nice thing since the kitchen area is in the same room as the fancy chandelier and living area.

I found this wonderfully scroll-ey mirror here in Gulf Shores at an outlet store. The sink  is an old American Standard that a dear friend, Sally Bailey Thompson,  gave me since she was remodeling her Jackson, MS guest bath and replacing them right when I needed them. Thanks Sally !!

David Denney build our bath cabinet to match the kitchen cabinets. The shallow drawer in front will function as a medicine cabinet. That worked out to be a GREAT idea--if you are having custom cabinetry built, why waste all that space under the sink where the pipes are--you can still put just as much shampoo, etc under the sink and the large shallow drawer makes small things like tubes of ointment and dental floss really easy to spot.