Thought I was finished, now not so sure- please vote!
johnsoro25
8 years ago
I finally got the panels over my fridge and freezer to be the right size. But now I keep staring at the space above them. I had asked for solid stock there, and that is what I have. But does it look unfinished?
Here is mine:
And here is my inspiration for the range/fridge wall:
Solid stock too. Is it the decorative side panel that is messing me up? Here are the voting options:
1. Keep as is, like the inspiration
2. Add a small matching panel above like this:
Or this:
3. Add an onlay like this:
Thanks for your input!!
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Lavender Lass
8 years agoI am going to be the voice of dissent....I think this panel above would look really nice and more finished.
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johnsoro25
8 years ago
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