Kitchens
Cabinets to the ceiling
idea to open dining room to kitchen with side wall
layout
Millwork on top of cabinets
Like the rounded end for seating
Clever way to deal with a load bearing wall
Interesting Kitchen layout
marble with two colors of wood
Layout from Chapel Hill
Nice layout
Nice layout
Kitchen
wall of kitchen appliances
Check this layout in place of our current panty. Ovens instead of pantry beside the door.
Light fixture from Ferguson in Raleigh
Soffits withcrown moldings
Wall like this to move refrig
wall of cabinets
Toe kick drawer for ladder
Don’t crowd the hood. When using a chimney hood, always leave at least 2 to 3 inches between the hood and the wall cabinets to the left and right. Visually, the hood will not look cramped, and the sides of the cabinets will stay cleaner longer.
Divine Design+Build Save Email 10. Conceal the microwave. Microwaves are still an integral part of most kitchens for reheating beverages and leftovers. Most clients prefer them out of sight rather than occupying valuable counter space. One option is to keep them hidden in a wall cabinet with a lift-up door, as shown in this photo.
Hide the dishwasher with paneling. Whether or not you are paneling the refrigerator, consider paneling the dishwasher for a clean, harmonious look, uninterrupted by a stainless steel appliance next to the sink. In this photo, the dishwasher lies to the left of the sink.
5. Turn the outlet sideways. If wall outlets are your desired solution, install them sideways and closer to the counter for a less obtrusive profile than the common vertical orientation.
2. Install undercabinet plug molding. One option for a clutter-free backsplash is to install plug molding beneath the wall cabinets.
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unique pullout in base cabinet
Like narrow table with banquet, but would prefer simple chairs rather than a bench
Drawer inside trash area
Shelf in appliance garage
Top cabinets for extra storage and to minimize dust on top pf cabinets
Antique gold ceiling with matching drapes
Love herringbone subway tile and cabinets to the ceiling
Undersink drawer. The deep cabinet under the sink can seem like a bottomless pit, so it isn’t surprising that 187,000 readers love this easy solution. The drawer keeps cleaning supplies visible. DIY by purchasing and installing your own chrome sliding organizer.
Cabinets can be retrofitted to house custom pullout containers, but if you’re looking for an easy solution, check out popular retailers like The Container Store or Ikea for a variety of bins that will work to fit your existing space.
Avoid surface clutter by giving each of your things a designated home. Keys, mail, phone chargers and pens should all have a dedicated landing spot, whether it’s a full-fledged, built-in command center, the back of a cabinet or organized space inside a closet.
The pullout cabinet organizer seen here glides out of any standard base cabinet for easy access to pots and pans, and it can be adapted for use in pantries, closets and other areas of the home. Pullout cabinet organizer: Glideware
Organization for food storage containers always seems to be an afterthought (and one of the messiest parts of most kitchens). How many times have you reached for a piece of Tupperware only to find its corresponding lid has vanished? Cabinets eat loose lids, so keep them together. We prefer glass storage for food as it is microwaveable and stays in good shape longer.
Garbage center
The area around a refrigerator tends to be a high-traffic zone, so don't crowd it in. Plus, some refrigerator doors are a whopping 36 inches wide — meaning they take up a lot of space when open. If your refrigerator is near a kitchen entry point, add a pantry cabinet to act as a buffer so that the open refrigerator door will be less likely to block someone.
This 11- by 22-foot kitchen
remodel idea for kitchen and dining room
Drawer insert
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