Sentences with phrase «open cabinet dishes»

My reality check brain went off and I thought I'd share this idea with you (even though you should just be drinking and be merry to have such a fantastic place to do so)... I have heard that open cabinet dishes tend to collect grease / dust and yours are near the stove so maybe all the more probable.

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Open shelving, no upper cabinets, no standard island, just a free - flowing, free - organizing way to not only store functional items of dish and glassware but somewhere for me to affectionately display my personal objets d'art as well.

However, after clearing out the many dishes and bowls that we kept stored above our old kitchen cabinets, I hesitated to jump on the open shelving trend for our kitchen.

There aren't many occasions to open up the china cabinet so if you have fancy dishes bring them out!

We added cabinets, the breakfast bar, open shelving for a pantry and open shelving on the wall for dishes, painted everything and added the laminate floors and bright white subway tiles.

Inside the cabinets Keashon says that most people assume the inside of their cabinets remain perfectly clean because they're only opened to remove or put away dishes.

As you can see, I love the open shelf concept for pantries and dish cabinets.

Pretty dishes can look so homey on an open shelf or in a glass fronted cabinet.

I have a nice size kitchen with very little cabinet space.I made a closet into a pantry so all I need is a lil space for dishes.I just got married and received a very nice set of a olive green dish set that I have not opened because my cabinets need a real bad make over.The cabinets over the sink are coming apart from the wall.I know all we would have to do is replace the backs of the cabinet and mount them up properly on the wall.I tried to explain it to my husband < but he understands more when he sees it in writing.I have always loved the idea of cabinets with no doors.I love baskets as well and so I went on a hunt for a idea to bring my vision of what i would love my kitchen to look like.One day I decided to go on my favorite web site and I saw a picture of black cabinets, no doors with baskets.OMG..

Where there was once an upper cabinet, Christie hung open shelves for displaying her everyday dishes and collection of pitchers.

The current basement stair wall could be opened up to make the hallway feel more spacious, and the existing cabinet could be snazzed up a bit to look more like a butler's pantry, even though it is located in the hall, because it would be a convenient location for overflow platters and dishes.

When the dishwasher was open, I couldn't reach or even open some of the cabinets I stored dishes in AND I couldn't even use the drawer next to it because the dishwasher handle kept it from opening.

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.

And it was as open a floorplan as I'd ever want (living room / dining room) and so airy, with a host of clever features (like a two - sided cabinet that had a door in the kitchen in which to store the clean dishes and a glass door in the dining room from which you could easily set the table), but my biggest favorite were the plank walls, nothing really, really fancy but in every room of the house and each room painted a soft pastel color.

It's fun to have pretty dishes for display on the wall, on my open shelves, and in glass cabinets, too.

They can be styled to show off your decorating style, and, bonus: it's a lot easier to put away dishes without opening and closing cabinet doors!

I love the look of open cabinets and have considered it, because like you, we use everything that's stored in there anyway and I think my dishes are pretty.

For a lot of personality, show off a collection of white dishes on open shelves and above cabinets.

Glass - front cabinets and open shelves display orange and blue dishes that reinforce the kitchen's color scheme.

Glass - front cabinets and open shelving in this white kitchen showcase dish collections.

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.

I do not have them in my current home but we also have a lake cottage and the first thing I did when we bought it was rip out the cabinet with the dishes in it and put up open shelving, I love seeing my vintage disges there and everyone who uses the cottage doesn't have to guess where the dishes and glasses are.

I have an open cabinet with white dishes too but I'm still deciding how to finish the back.

In lieu of upper cabinets, they have a few open shelves that hold their everyday dishes and bowls.

We added cabinets, the breakfast bar, open shelving for a pantry and open shelving on the wall for dishes, painted everything and added the laminate floors and bright white subway tiles.

I guess I'm not really a gray / white / stainless steel lover, but the open cabinets (sans white dishes) are something I'd like to try!