It all depends what you see through the glass. Do you have nice dishes or other such things to display. I personally use the dining room for display and leave the kitchen for storage so prefer no glass for that reason.

Thanks Lorraine for your advice

This is a duplicate post. You may want to delete this one and keep all teh replies on the other thread.

No glass. Even when people have "pretty" things to display it can still look cluttered/busy. I have stacked uppers and did solid doors there too, for two reasons. One, didn't have anything I wanted to display up there and wasn't going to buy stuff. Two, the position of my cabinets, didn't give you a far enough view to actually see anything you might place in stacked cabinets that are high up.

I have all glass uppers - it’s a pretty low key look with stacks of simple white pottery and clear glassware (food in the pantry and everything else in drawers) - but it takes commitment

i prefer the glass cabs to the open shelving - had that in a tiny previous kitchen and everything was so dusty I prewashed before I used anything and these were everyday dishes/glassware - looked darling tho!

As someone else said it depends on what you store there. You can use a more obscure glass if you want to keep cabinet contents more hidden.

I am a no glass, no shelves vote. Unless you are making the shelf area a coffee station

I voted "glass" for the cool look BUT for it to work you should i) be willing to edit and arrange your dishware/glassware to look good, ii) have other storage for pantry stuff and ware that doesn't look good, iii) have an unobtrusive vent stack from the hood. Tinted glass, frosted glass, behind-glass lighting are all options.

I was only voting on the glass front upper cabints. The renderings also show a glass front refrigerator which is a different question.

Yeah, never understood the glass front refrigerators! Who wants to see milk cartons and leftovers? Unless you only "eat" water in pretty glass bottles and keep them artfully arranged in even numbers!

No glass. And no open shelving.

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