Sentences with phrase «upper cabinets when»

The movement towards a cleaner look in the kitchen has meant eliminating upper cabinets when they're not needed for storage space.

We obviously lost a few of our upper cabinets when we removed the wall they were located on, but I don't know if I would have been able to ditch the rest of our upper cabinets.

People removed these upper cabinets when remodeling these 1960s homes in the 1990s and 2000s.

Not exact matches

They told us to keep a phone in the kitchen (preferably one where there was a speaker so that we could hear the 911 operator), tape the CPR directions, emergency phone numbers (poison control, etc), and our address to the inside of an upper cabinet door (lots of parents blank on their address when their kids are having a medical emergency), and lay the baby on the hard counter underneath for CPR.

When your cat is acclimated to your home, you may be surprised to find him on top of the upper kitchen cabinets, so make sure there's nothing on display there or on other high shelves that can be damaged or knocked off.

I did 12 inch deep bookcases over 24 inch deep lower closed cupboards and found that extra horizontal space atop the lower cabinets very useful for additional serving space or just a place to put things when removing items from the upper shelves.

When I renovate my kitchen I will not have upper cabinets because I like the open airy feeling.

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.

When we have visited England (which we have done 8 times in our lives) we noticed that they design their kitchens, for the most part, without the upper cabinets also.

When we remodeled our kitchen, I removed some upper cabinets.

When remodeled out kitchen, I took most of the upper cabinets down for the same reasons, and I wanted a huge window that overlooked our best asset - the backyard.

Open shelving is tremendously popular right now, when I spot a grouping like this, I want to rip out upper cabinets and install shelves to hold a variety of lovelies.

My sister had this style done when she did her kitchen remodel and some of her larger plates do not fit in her upper Cabinet's due to the fact they're 11 ″ deep instead of 12 ″.

Another bad pic, but this is what the cabinets looked like when we put them in, before we installed the uppers.

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.

These cabinet uppers were painted in Sea Swell by Valspar for a vibrant and unexpected surprise that is hidden when the cupboards are closed.

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!

When you got rid of your upper cabinets where do you store your dishes I do not have a pantry but it appears I have about as much cabinet space as you and then we have a bar that breaks up the kitchen and dinning room the bar does collect a lot of clutter but I am not sure what I would do with out it, but it is a thought we also have a fire place in the dinning room but it is almost hidden by the table and chairs I swear if we didn't have a place to pile things my family couldn't live.

When combining different types of cabinetry in the same room, keep lower cabinets darker and upper cabinets light.

I'm wondering how the microwave got mounted when you removed the upper cabinet?

Hi KariAnne, Our 1892 fixer upper house didn't really have a laundry room when we bought it, but my hubby said he could make his 8x8 «office» space with all his work clothes, the washer and dryer, a file cabinet and the dog supplies... work... Bad idea!

But when I get the cabinets at my reuse center for $ 5 uppers, and $ 10 lowers?

Then one day when I was out of town Nathan, his two brothers, and a friend decided to tear down the remaining upper cabinets, the microwave, and the backsplash.

When we started designing the Gentry kitchen, I knew that in addition to our upper cabinets, we wanted to use open shelving to help keep everything light and airy.

I also had my husband remove the upper cabinet doors and he carefully put them in a closet with the screw so when we leave, he will just put them back on.

When we remodeled our kitchen I had some glass put in some of the upper cabinet doors so that I could use old family china and heirlooms as part of the decor without the need to constantly dust them.