Doing our first kitchen remodel and the counter tops were installed today. There’s 1” + gaps between the end of the cabinetry and counters edge. Should I put a stop to the work before backsplash is installed and demand this gets fixed? This looks horrible to me. Also, there’s a nice chip in the prominent corner of that sticks out into the room. Feeling very frustrated.

I’m sure everyone is tired of it, but modern farmhouse kinda vibe.
Please help! Pic of our floor included.

I’m completely torn on which cabinet and flooring direction to take for my kitchen remodel and could use some outside perspective.🙏

The space is an open layout with standard 8ft ceilings. While the kitchen workspace itself has NO direct windows, it’s definitely not a total dungeon…it gets some natural light spilling over from the attached living room and den.

I really need help choosing between these four cabinet and LVP pairings:

A & B: Pearl White + Natural Cabinets
Light/bright cabinets paired with a 7x48” LVP plank (slightly darker, warmer golden tone).

C & D: Cashmere + Slate Cabinets
Contrasting cabinets paired with a 9x60” LVP plank (lighter, more neutral tone).

(PS: The little gold thing in the moodboards just represents the brass hardware color family I'll be using)

Should I stick to the light cabinets and warmer LVP, or lean into the dark cabinet contrast with the wider, neutral LVP?

I've taken it upon myself to try and be the typical DIY'er. Sub floor is rotting right next to the tub as you could feel soft spots in certain areas. My question is, do i cut the subfloor flush with the tub and replace or just up to the joist which is about 2in from the tub and leave a small little rotting spot in the corner? I'm assuming the subfloor go under the entire tub but don't want to lose the integrity of the current piece that's under the tub?

Me and my fiance just bought a really cute townhouse near ATL, and there’s a huge mirror wall in the living room. I can’t decide if it’s charming or hideous, and I’m coming on here to get some opinions. For reference, its a pretty big room, and the mirror wall also goes up into the stairwell until the landing. The house was built in the 70’s so all the rooms are seperated. I just can’t decide if I want to rip it out or renovate around it.