Sentences with phrase «more upper cabinets»

My kitchen is in need of two things: more upper cabinets and a place to hide our trash and recycling cans.

Moving the range to the expanded island allows for more upper cabinets thanks to downdraft technology.

Not exact matches

Like many designers now a days, Brinson chose to replace upper cabinets with open shelving, the goal being to let even more light pour in from the many windows.

Fewer upper cabinets allow in more light and views and help make spaces look larger.

Beautifully upgraded home loaded with exquisite finishes and upgrades, including: extensive tile and carpet upgrade throughout, Whirlpool Gold stainless steel appliances w / built in oven / microwave and gas cooktop, Silestone kitchen countertops, upgraded White and Gray cabinets with 42» uppers in kitchen, designer tile kitchen backsplash, tray ceilings in foyer and great room, 2 - tone interior paint, multi-slider in great room, 8» side gate, gas stub for BBQ, front yard landscaping with pavers on driveway and much more!

Beautifully upgraded home loaded with exquisite finishes and upgrades, including: extensive tile and carpet upgrade throughout, Whirlpool Gold stainless steel appliances w / built in oven / microwave and gas cooktop, Silestone kitchen countertops, upgraded Mocha «drift» colored cabinets with 42» uppers in kitchen, designer tile kitchen backsplash, tray ceilings in foyer and great room, 2 - tone interior paint, multi-slider in great room, 8» side gate, gas stub for BBQ, front yard landscaping with pavers on driveway and much more!

Beautifully upgraded home loaded with exquisite finishes and upgrades, including: extensive tile and carpet upgrade throughout, Whirlpool - Gold stainless steel appliances w / built in microwave and oven and gas cooktop, Silestone kitchen countertops, upgraded Mocha «drift» colored cabinets w / 42» uppers in kitchen, designer kitchen backsplash, 10» ceiling height w / tray ceilings in foyer and great room, 8» interior doors, 2 - tone interior paint, multi-slider in great room, 8» side gate, gas stub - out for BBQ, front yard landscaping with pavers on driveway and much more!

I mentioned before needing more counterspace, and noting the built - in peninsula in your before kitchen inspired me to create a movable one for mine, and then, of course, I'm so eager to take down the upper cabinet between the sink and patio door, inspired by your after kitchen, and the other night it happened again.

(I have a corner sink with 2 windows and a shorter counter space to the right of it but it's going to look so much more open without that upper cabinet.)

Floating white oak shelves replaced the upper cabinets flanking the range, establishing a more open look.

When I removed the upper cabinets in our last kitchen I felt like I had to often defend or at least explain my choice but now it's much more common and acceptable.

Even if you still think I'm crazy for removing upper cabinets in a small kitchen, ha, keep in mind we will be adding lots more very functional drawer space so we will not have any less storage than we currently have.

Things like adding crown molding to our upper kitchen cabinets where the cabinets meet the soffit and painting the trim / soffit to match the cabinet for a cleaner, more finished look.

Instead of placing upper cabinets all around the walls, I decided to place a stainless steel hood over the cooking range so to ad a more appealing and modern look to the space.

I did wax the lower cabinets three or more times but only did one on the upper cabinets.

Hi Melissa... I'm gradually brainwashing my hubby to remove our upper kitchen cabinet and your blog had convinced me even more that my idea isn't crazy after all!

I took the doors off of most of my upper kitchen cabinets and I love not only the look, but how much more convenient it is to put dishes away from the dishwasher.

Losing a couple of upper cabinets in favor or lots more drawers below was good trade off, I think!

Layla still needs to add more corbels underneath the upper cabinets I just finished, but for now, it's 6 o'clock, and I'm going to go see if she wants to kick it on the front porch with me.

Removing most of the upper cabinets made it feel like I doubled my usable counter space — I find it is much more enjoyable to work at a counter without a cabinet overhead.

I have a little more of an issue than you did in that I really use my upper cabinets.

The kitchen's high ceilings allowed for chunky crown moulding, and glass - fronted upper cabinets with an «X» detail add even more architectural interest.

I don't have any upper cabinets on the range wall because it's visible from the entertaining areas, and I wanted it to blend seamlessly with the more formal spaces.

I have had 1950's cabinets painted white forever, removed some uppers for a more updated look, but there is only so much you can do with no money and the square dimensions when radiators take up a whole wall.

We decided to open up our kitchen even more by removing the few awkward upper cabinets around the stove.

She also asked about how to create a more «open feel», and mentioned that she only uses the upper cabinets on the right side of the room to store things she doesn't really need to get to.

We also brought more personality and interest to the room by painting our remaining upper cabinets white and the lowers a charcoal gray.

Now with all the subway tile, wood walls and white counters and upper cabinets, we have more than enough white for this room.

Without the added bulk of upper cabinets weighing down this small kitchen, the space feels so much cleaner and way more open.

I think what really makes this look so much more open is the removal of the heavy upper cabinets & the white backdrop of the leftover cabinets & subway tile & of course taking the dinning table out!

Another thing we've really noticed about not having upper cabinets in that area is the impression of much more counter space when you are preparing a meal!

We re-used the glass - doored upper cabinets at Keith the Fireman's house (more about that in a future post), and then re-hung the solid doors on the cabinets above the desk area down at the other end of the room.

Instead of installing more upper and lower cabinets on the other side of the room, they decided to save a little money and go with something that wouldn't stick out into the room as far as base cabinets would.

And to appease my white kitchen love, and to give a little more variety and interest to the cabinets, we painted the few upper cabinets we have white.

But omitting upper cabinets not only gives your kitchen a lighter, easier, breezier feel, it also makes your lower cabinets and countertops feel more like standalone furniture, which I'm totally on board with.

I think that the dark lower cabinets will actually provide an anchor in the room with the white upper cabinets making things feel more spacious.

The upper cabinets are unusually shallow, like around 11 inches, and have a lip in the back that makes them even more shallow.

Because of the window, I placed shallow cabinets on either side for symmetry and decided that storage was more important than desk space so brought the perimeter uppers onto the desktop.

We have list upon list of things to do - trim, painting touch ups, backsplash, more electrical work (seemingly unending in our old house), the trim under the upper cabinets need fixed because they were installed incorrectly and all the hardware and lighting need installed.

As I mentioned in # 1 above, I'm seeing lots more two - toned kitchens — often upper cabinets are white, and lower cabinets or islands are painted a color, or stained.