Drawer fronts on all the drawers. They even have drawer pulls to grab onto.
Lots of cabinets.
It’s an island on an island!
It’s a really big kitchen, and definitely the nexus of the house.
Drawer fronts on all the drawers. They even have drawer pulls to grab onto.
Lots of cabinets.
It’s an island on an island!
It’s a really big kitchen, and definitely the nexus of the house.
That little space above the fridge is a bad, bad place for cabinets with doors. It’s hard to reach, not very big and whatever gets put up there is unseen and quickly forgotten. It may as well be a storage unit in Poughkeepsie.
Sincerely, just do open shelving and have display items up there. Some nice pottery. A metal rooster. A life sized bust of Colonel Sanders. Han Solo frozen in carbonite. A flashing neon BEER sign. Anything but cabinets with doors that close. Dust it every six months. It’s helpful if all that stuff is dishwasher safe. You’re welcome.
That upper right cabinet needed to be threatened with a sledgehammer before it got into place.
Masking tape is good at holding things together. Better than one might think. Cabinetmakers use it to hold workpieces together when they’re being glued. Here I’m using it to hold the banding against the edge of the plywood for the cabinet shelves. The blue tape has a little lower adhesion than the regular tape so it does less damage to the wood. Regular masking tape can rip splinters of wood off the plywood when you remove it. Now you know! See, you learn things when you read this blog. And there’s no ads, no cookies, I don’t track you, I don’t gather your personal information, and I don’t send crap to your email. I don’t sell your phone number to solicitors. I don’t narc you out to the cops. I don’t tell your boss you’re reading this during work hours. You can just come here and look at pictures and learn things. What a great blog, huh?
That little half wall will have storage for about 28 rolls of toilet paper, because you don’t ever want to be sitting there without being able to reach for more if you need it.
Yeah, go with something opaque.
I’m sure you’ve all seen plywood kitchen countertops in all the high end designer magazines. It’s the next big trend. Just set them on and leave them rough and unfinished. Poorly fitting, unsanded scraps add a touch of shabby chic.
Would have been way easier to kill this patient and just make another cabinet from scratch.
Knowing my luck, a few years after I finish all this, having half a kitchen cabinet in the middle of the floor will be in style.