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        Retro Kitchen Makeover

        DIY expert Paul Ryan converts a plain kitchen into an exciting '50s retro kitchen.

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        • Price Range

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          Moderate to Hard

        Everyone will want to hang out in this funky, eclectic kitchen that's reminiscent of the fun '50s era. From the cool sink to the edgy countertop, there's no shortage of style in this space.

        Jazz up your kitchen with this project:

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        • Time

          Weekend

        • Price Range

          $500 - $1,000

        • Easy/Moderate

          Easy to Moderate

        8-Hour Retro: Out with the Old

        A kitchen is prepared before the installation of a sink and countertop.

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          Weekend

        • Price Range

          $2,500 - $5,000

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          Moderate to Hard

        Installing a Retro Counter and Sink

        During this remodel, a kitchen is updated with a cool retro look. Learn how to update your own kitchen with these easy step-by-step directions.

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          Two Days

        • Price Range

          $250 - $500

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          Moderate

        Remodel with Retro Kitchen Cabinets and Metallic Backsplash

        Give a bland kitchen a bright, fun 1950s look by refacing the cabinets with colorful laminate and spraying metallic paint on the backsplash.

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