Iredell - Studio CityTraditional Kitchen, Los Angeles

Design and Built by Tal Naor and Thea segal ,Interior Design and decorating Thea segal, Thea home. inc.
Photos by dana Miller

Inspiration for a timeless kitchen remodel in Los Angeles with open cabinets and white cabinets — Houzz

What is behind the barn door and where did you get the door/hardware?

merin graves
What are the dimensions of the sliding barn door / shelving unit?
5 years ago
PRO
ETO Doors
If you need Solid, Contemporary, Fiberglass, Interior, Entry, or Traditional doors, go to www.etodoors.com or call (888)Door ETO.
4 years ago

redpoint wrote:June 11, 2014

Is the barn door cabinetry less expensive than regular cabinet doors?

- Im wondering if this is an economical alternative for the kitchen. Plus it seems like a good idea.

PRO
Reclaimed Lumber Products
The bigger point is the statement that it might make. It creates a focal piece. Generally speaking shelves are cheaper than full cabinets. The door can be expensive or very affordable depending on how complex the construction is. We sell the track hardware like you need starting at $250 for the kit with free shipping: https://www.reclaimedlumberproducts.com/catalogue-of-sliding-doors-barn-door-hardware

For example, we attached a pic from a customer of "non-traditional" application where they used our flat track barn door hardware to mount a window. Isn't that cute!?

Also from a functional perspective, the door keeps dust out of the shelves and could hide clutter. You could use bigger, wider, deeper shelves than might traditional be found in a cabinet box, too, which would give you flexibility on what to store on them.

This chalkboard door in your photo is a great dual purpose idea. We have a restaurant that we supply doors, paneling, and hardware for that did the same thing on a sliding chalkboard. When it is closed it hides the entertainments system and TV; plus they get to write neat messages on the chalkboard. https://www.reclaimedlumberproducts.com/blog/designing-reclaimed-materials-restaurant
5 years ago
PRO
Basin Custom
I see that this is an older post but I'd like to give some options for barn dorr hardware. Although we did not provide the door or hardware for this project I want people to know where they can find the hardware if they are in the market for it. Please feel free to visit our website and look through our selection of barn door hardware. You can visit our website at http:/www.basincustom.com to see our products and you may contact us via email at, info@basincustom.com. As far as barn doors go, we usually have a local window and door company help us and our customers find a door that fit their budget and design. Usually, they are able to order almost anything you have in mind!
4 years ago

jpnjp wrote:April 13, 2014

Is this a pizza fireplace?

jpnjp
I meant to write pizza oven.
4 years ago

sauljacoby wrote:October 17, 2016

Did you build / have built the chalk board?

Choux Designs wrote:July 22, 2016

Lower cabinet insert material?

- Beautiful room! Wondering if you could share if the lower cabinet inserts are metal or wood and a source you would recommend. Thank you!

dtrcq wrote:June 11, 2014

Can you tell me where you got the counter stools? Thanks!

hearthappy wrote:February 17, 2014

what paint colors did you use in wall, trim, ceiling?

amyleboeuf wrote:February 16, 2014

Can you share the depth of the top shelves?

- Thank you! I love this idea!

What Houzz contributors are saying:

Laura Gaskill added this to 12 Ideas for a Family-Friendly KitchenJune 2, 2014

Barn-door cabinets. Does your family have a cabinet-door-closing problem? If you are tired of walking into the kitchen to see every single cabinet door flung wide open, perhaps it’s time to ditch the doors. Barn-style sliding doors are the perfect compromise between traditional doors and open shelving — they let you hide the mess but leave some things open and airy. And no one will ever forget to close the doors again.

Christine Tusher added this to 9 Stylist Tricks for a Decorator LookMay 5, 2014

8. Add a chalkboard. A chalkboard is a great way to infuse your kitchen with personality, whether you write inspirational quotes or grocery lists on it.

Laura Gaskill added this to 11 Great Alternatives to Glass-Front CabinetsFebruary 4, 2014

4. Sliding chalkboard panel. Who doesn’t love a good barn door? In the kitchen, sliding barn doors allow you to choose what to hide and what to reveal — and they are perfect for small spaces, where cabinet doors swinging open can cause traffic jams. Make yours even better by incorporating a chalkboard panel on which you can write messages and grocery lists.