Open kitchen shelves Transitional Kitchen
Photo by Teri Lyn Fisher
Transitional kitchen photo with a drop-in sink and open cabinets — Houzz
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emilyzuhl wrote:
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Kristie Berg
Me too! My cabinets are also painted Chelsea gray & I need new counters. Thanks.
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Pat
Hello - also interested in where brackets and shelving came from?
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Elaine Fox wrote:
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nancyhriley
I too would like to know the width of the shelves. I want to put open shelves over my sink and don't know how wide I can go or how high they'd need to be?
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Kimberly Stevens added this to Houzz Tour: Color and Personality in 500 Square Feet
Frances' philosophy on open shelving in her kitchen is simple. "I guess if I fed my family really crappy food, I might want to hide it behind cabinets," she says. "I like to see cookbooks, pretty dishes and things I have collected over the years. It adds warmth and meaning."Wall paint: Chelsea Grey, Benjamin Moore
Urban Casa added this to Small Living 101: Smart Space Savers for Your Kitchen Walls
1. ShelvesShelves are your best friend in any kitchen, especially one with limited counter and cabinet space. Every kitchen is different, but no matter how small, there is typically at least part of a wall that can accommodate even the smallest shelf. Since shelving comes in various lengths and depths, get creative and look to hang a shelf on your unused surfaces, as in the space above your stove, on the side of a cabinet wall or even above your window.
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CKKWC HOYO added this to CKKWCさんのアイデア
棚の活かし方が真似できそう
Willow Grey Interiors added this to Colin McCarthy
Like the style and colour of the wooden shelves
If you need brackets, just found great ones at Van Dykes Restorers.