Sentences with phrase «lower cabinet storage»

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Between the living space and bathroom is the kitchen with standard IKEA cabinets - both upper and lower, full size apartment fridge (11.7 cu ft approx), propane range w / oven, fume hood, double sink and a utility / storage closet.

Outside of the bathroom is the utility storage room, full size fridge, full size stove w / oven, large single sink, upper and lower cabinets, fume hood over stove, a pantry for your canned goods and a fold down table in front of the large kitchen window.

Very often, standard lower cabinets are so deep that a lot of the space in the back actually becomes unusable or only for long term storage.

In terms of your question of what we store in hOMe here is a breakdown in case it helps get a sense of how much space things take up for us: all of our pots, pans and small appliances fit inside a large lazy susan corner unit; our eating utensils, spices, roots / onions, and misc cooking utensils fit inside an 18 ″ wide lower cabinet unit with 4 drawers; underneath our sink is our trash can and reverse osmosis filter since we have arsenic in our well; we have 30 days of emergency food stored inside a 24 ″ lower cabinet as well as mixing and serving bowls; in a lower 36 ″ cabinet we have all of our food storage containers and water bottles (amazing how much space that all takes up but for us it's necessary bc of how much food we store... for someone else, this entire cabinet would not be necessary).

There's built - in cabinet storage, a low - key galley kitchen, toilet and shower integrated into a double wall, and an elegant, suspended wood stove that apparently spins so that it can face the terrace for cozy nights spent outside.

The low - lying, half - height television cabinet also serves as a bit of a room divider here, but when extended beyond, it becomes the seating and storage bench for the dining area.

Lower level 4th bed with skylight, media room, custom walnut cabinets, 3/4 bath, deck access, office and storage space.

No pantry drawers for me but my 30 - year - old kitchen does have mostly lower cabinet drawers along with a super heavy - duty lazy susan in the corner so lots of storage for other things.

All my lower cabinets and island have the pullout shelves and it is a life saver for my back and it's fantastic for storage.

The lower cabinet became the bathroom vanity (above) and the upper hutch part of this china cabinet became storage for the laundry area, fitting perfectly above the washer and dryer.

Remove the mirrors on the wall & vanity — we removed a L - O - O - N - G low vanity in our tiny (only) bath and put in a vintage medicine cabinet, lovely dark wood small vanity / sink, and a narrow ledge around the wall — gave us plenty of storage and the new paint, lighting, and art really defined the room.

Add some stylish storage to your space with this gorgeous do - it - yourself cabinet featured in our high / low: chic dressing room.

Now, if I could custom design a kitchen with plenty of storage in the lower cabinets (or a butler's pantry) for all the stuff we use regularly, including food, then I might be tempted.

Additionally I have one of those old 1980's vanity areas off the bedroom with storage only under the sink and that horrid dropped counter space with open area underneath for the vanity bench, too low so slip a cabinet underneath and too dark and claustrophobic to want to stack cabinets on top.

These tips will help contain the clutter: Allocate storage space Empty some lower cabinets (plus drawers, if you have them) in the dining room hutch and fill with pens, pencils, paper.

I plan on incorporating lower cabinets for storage of dishes, glasses, and small appliances.

I then made the lower part into a linen cabinet, with big storage bins for blankets on the floor, which actually works better because the old linen cabinet was nowhere near the bathrooms or bedrooms, and had half the capacity.

I'm only 5» 2 tall so the only shelves I could reach in the cabinets without getting out a step stool were the lower ones, so they weren't all that useful to me for everyday storage.

To solve that problem, include storage that's accessible for all: books on low shelves or racks, clothes at arm's length, and cabinets stocked with daily necessities.

Add cabinet doors to lower shelves for hidden storage.

This multipurpose room, located between the mudroom and the kitchen, houses a dishwasher, a sink, two walls of lower cabinets, and a full wall of open shelves to help with kitchen storage.

This cabinet is recessed into the wall, providing the bathroom with a low - maintenance, stylish storage boost.