Sentences with phrase «doors hide stuff»
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Hi Amy: It's funny you ask this question because I was just thinking this weekend that I was glad to still have some cabinets with doors to hide the not cute stuff like Tupperware!
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I have some in my own kitchen) most home buyers prefer cabinets with doors where they can hide all their «stuff».
Given the C3's potential usefulness as a small family wagon, we should mention the decent rear legroom, adequate boot and the fact that the door pockets have pale grey linings, to make it easier to fund stuff hiding within.
Everything is just kind of thrown in there right now, but I'd eventually like to put together a 9» x9 ′ area rug out of Flor carpet tiles, get some curtains, switch out some of the picture frames on the wall for a bulletin board, a calendar, etc., build a base for my desk (so I can hide all my cords), and get some doors for my Billy bookcases (so I can hide all my stuff!).
I'd like for it to have a small, flip - down door (below the TV) so that we can hide the electronic stuff from view.
It does take a little bit more time to find and collect affordable and pretty storage boxes, baskets and attractive things for your shelves than it does to just hide stuff behind cupboard doors.
I'm having a proud moment right now and check out these functional doors to hide store stuff!
Anyway, the last few months I have been looking for a unit for the family room, one with doors that would hide junk... before we had one of those IKEA open shelving units here with baskets in it and it always looked messy... I mean it is a Family Room for heaven's sake, meaning kiddos hang out here... and they sure don't care about tidy, but I thought something with doors would mean we could stuff and close...
My life is pretty crazy with kids, dogs etc like all of yours and I don't want to worry about how messy the kitchen looks all the time, so the shelves are pretty much curated to just add pops of color and visual interest to my kitchen, and my «real life» stuff is hidden behind closed cabinet doors.