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#WhatHappenedDuringRemodeling The item I least wanted to give up on during my kitchen remodel was a white square hood. Since the kitchen was designed without upper cabinets, the hood would be very visible. Therefore, I really wanted to install a matte white product that was larger than 35cm. However, finding a product that met these criteria was more difficult than I expected. I managed to find the product I wanted after much effort, but when I actually went to install it, I encountered a problem: it wasn't a model meant to be mounted flush against the wall, but rather a hood designed for an island. I could have given up, but the person in charge found various solutions and went to great lengths to find an expert who could install it to fit the wall perfectly. On the day of installation, the hood was practically disassembled for the work, and although it incurred additional costs, I was able to complete the design exactly as I wanted. Now, it blends naturally with the cabinetless kitchen and has become the space I am most satisfied with. Through this experience, I realized that when remodeling, even if unexpected variables arise, it is better to look for various solutions rather than giving up easily, as this can lead to better results. #Remodeling #RemodelingSuccessStory #RemodelingReview #RemodelingMistakeNote #RemodelingProTips #RemodelingTips #RemodelingRecord #RemodelingKnowHow #OldApartmentRemodeling #OldBuildingRemodeling #KitchenInterior #KitchenRemodeling #KitchenHood #WhiteHood #SquareHood #PasecoHood #MilkWhite #45cm #IslandHood #WallInstallation #KitchenWithoutUpperCabinets #SinkWithoutUpperCabinets #InteriorWithoutUpperCabinets #FollowForFollow