What is distance between countertop and upper cabinets?
12 years ago
Related Stories

KITCHEN DESIGNHow to Lose Some of Your Upper Kitchen Cabinets
Lovely views, display-worthy objects and dramatic backsplashes are just some of the reasons to consider getting out the sledgehammer
Full Story
BEFORE AND AFTERSHouzz Tour: New Life for a Historic Georgia Fixer-Upper
Renovation restrictions didn't limit a couple's enthusiasm for this well-sited Decatur home
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNNeed More Kitchen Storage? Consider Hutch-Style Cabinets
Extend your upper cabinets right down to the countertop for more dish or pantry storage
Full Story
SMALL KITCHENSMore Cabinet and Countertop Space in an 82-Square-Foot Kitchen
Removing an inefficient pass-through and introducing smaller appliances help open up a tight condo kitchen
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: Warm and Industrial in New Hampshire
Generous helpings of wood keep white subway tile and cabinets from feeling cold in a kitchen redesigned long-distance
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNThrowback Kitchen Gains Countertop Space, Color and Smart Storage
Pullout pantries, sustainable hardwood cabinets and all-new appliances turned this kitchen into a showpiece for a Portland couple
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESMake Your Fixer-Upper Fabulous on a Budget
So many makeover projects, so little time and money. Here's where to focus your home improvement efforts for the best results
Full Story
VACATION HOMESHouzz Tour: From Fixer-Upper to Family Ski Retreat
Budget-conscious remodeling over 2 years gives a family a comfortable second home in the mountains
Full Story
REMODELING GUIDESCan You Handle That Fixer-Upper?
Learn from homeowners who bought into major renovation projects to see if one is right for you
Full Story
HOUZZ TOURSHouzz Tour: A Fixer-Upper Becomes a Labor of Love
A thrifty spirit and endless vision enable a hardworking Kansas couple to create a charming home on a small budget
Full Story
Divine Design Center