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Enclosed kitchen - eclectic enclosed kitchen idea in Burlington with open cabinets, white cabinets and wood countertops — Houzz
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The homeowner discussed the rug in the ideabook featuring her home.
"Tam recently purchased the rug at Urban Outfitters for a great price. It came with black lace on two edges, which she opted to remove."
"Tam recently purchased the rug at Urban Outfitters for a great price. It came with black lace on two edges, which she opted to remove."
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Becky Harris added this to 24 Great White Kitchens
Eclectic: Just because your kitchen is white doesn't mean everything has to be empty.
Becky Harris added this to 10 Great Ways to Use Kitchen Corners
Use floating shelves. This open look does not require any special custom corner pieces and makes a small kitchen look larger than it really is. The only drawback is dust — I recommend using pieces you use and wash all the time, and giving the shelves a dusting once a week. This sounds like a pain until you discover the magic of a duster with an extender, which will help you get the pesky dusting done in a under a minute without a step stool.Consult a kitchen designer for more corner solutions
Samantha Schoech added this to Beautiful Clutter? These 13 Rooms Say Go for It
Open shelving in the kitchen is almost an invitation to clutter. You can resist it by using single-color dishes and matching everything in neutral tones. Or you can embrace clutter and make it part of your design by proudly displaying things like spices and mismatched dishes. It helps here that everything else is bright white.
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Vanessa Walts added this to Vanessa's ideas
Plate rack, mugs hanging on hooks under shelf
6k people like it enough to save it to ideabooks, including me. I hate the kitchens where you have to open 5 combination locks to get to a spoon and a pan, but I don't make rude comments on those pictures, I just ignore them.