Sentences with phrase «keep glass cabinets»

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I always have a random assortment of stuff in my cabinets that I keep in these glass jars, which helps me see when I'm running low on stuff, and it also makes cooking easier when you don't have to fumble with annoying packaging.

The storage cabinet is great for keeping pencils, measuring tapes, and safety glasses within reach.

In a classic farmhouse kitchen, wall - mounted shelves, glass doors and door less cabinets keep dishes easy to locate and grab.

Keeping wine glasses and bowls at the ready keeps you from digging through your cabinets to scrounge up extras for your guests, and we fell in love with these gold - rimmed glasses that feel extra fancy, even if they were only $ 6 a pop!

The box we brought home from England long ago still sits in the glass cabinet where we keep treasures.

A simple way to do this is to keep all your TV boxes and audio equipment together in a cabinet, if you choose one with glass doors you will be able to keep the doors shut and still use your remote controls.

A collection of glasses, vases and crisp white serveware displayed in a slate grey cabinet offers a quaint curated look that's in keeping with the rest of the (almost) all - white cottage.

We kept the old cabinets b / c they had gorgeous molding at the top, and old glass panes.

For example if we try to keep the wine there, then from the glass there will be a wine bottles that trims the cabinets.

Her food and water bowls are in here, but also we keep her treats in one of the glass canisters on the counter (the other filled with laundry tablets), her large bag of food is kept in the big pull out drawer in the base cabinet (love that thing), and one of the baskets above is dedicated to her — filled with her leash, harness and toys.

To keep the kitchen high - end, we took the cabinets all the way to the ceiling, included leaded glass detail in cabinetry, included a pot filler, a built - in fridge, and changed the island to be rectangular.

I wanted to add colour to the piece without actually painting it a colour so these Mint Green Milk Glass Handles and Knob allowed me to keep this a gender neutral piece and kept with the vintage quality of the cabinet that I really wanted to accentuate.

If a new dish is going to come home with me, I make it earn its keep by using it as decor on a wall, or on open shelves and in glass cabinets when it isn't busy serving food or adding to the festive decor at parties.

I LOVE the open cabinets!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also like the idea of the vitamins in the glass jar but I take several different ones so keep them in a daily thingy and fill it each week.

In other areas, keep the rest of the room light with pale walls and floors and add a few glass fronted cabinets and even mirrored splashbacks to reflect light around the room.

I think the best thing about glass - front cabinets is that it forces you to keep your cupboards organized and nice - looking!

Pretty tableware is kept proudly on display in glass cabinet doors, while vintage signs complete the retro look.

My biggest challenge is to organize my kitchen cabinets and label all the glass jars where we keep our spices and dry goods!

Overhead, translucent glass keeps darker wood cabinets from closing in the kitchen and eases the transition from natural wood to painted cabinet fronts below.

Understated and sophisticated finishes, such as the white backsplash and glass - front cabinets, keep the room simple and inviting.

Knowing that a coat of white paint would keep this kitchen under budget and looking smart, the homeowners added glass - front upper cabinets to expand their storage and display space.

A cabinet with lots of hidden drawers and shelves keeps the room tidy, but the glass fronts — along with an oversize mirror above — are visually expansive.

IDEA: Keep dust from collecting in glasses or stored china by using built - in cabinets with doors instead of open shelving.

Designer details keep the wall from looking cluttered, while furniture - style feet tucked into toe - kicks, X-shape muntins on glass cabinet doors, and warm wood surfaces enhance the kitchen's traditional style.

Open shelves keep everyday dishes and glasses right where you need them; the upper shelf holds good - looking, but rarely used, serving pieces that take up valuable cabinet space.

But where in the world do you keep your plates and glasses with no upper cabinets?

Glass - front cabinets above a pass - through between this kitchen and the living room keep the two spaces feeling open and airy.

And to keep with the history of the home, I decided to put in seeded glass in the storage cabinets in the kitchen.

Milk glass cabinets make the most of the plentiful natural light in this kitchen space, while still keeping dishes obscured.

Beadboard, retro - style appliances, a Hoosier - style cabinet, schoolhouse pendants, seeded glass and crystal drawer knobs are just a few of the details that keep the home's original spirit alive in this Coronado, California vacation home.

A desk in gorgeous solid wood, sleek white lacquer, sophisticated tempered glass or audacious metal, an adjustable rolling chair that keeps you supported, a table lamp that has your eyes» best interest in mind, as well as bookshelves, storage units and filing cabinets that keep everything organized.

Everyone in my family seems to be filling up water glasses all of the time so instead of storing the glasses in the cabinet, I keep them right out on the island where they are easily accessible.

To finish off the cabinet I decided to put a nice glass knob on the door and keep the original for one of my future projects.

And, unlike the other 11 months of the year when the glass doors remain closed, I keep the doors of the cabinet open throughout the Christmas season.

Protect and Preserve Store your most prized books in an elegant glass cabinet to keep them free from dust and dirt and create a dramatic storage statement at the same time.