So besides my painting/not painting dilemma, I have a question. Is it weird to just have this one section of cupboards with no doors? Should I remove more doors?
4.11.2011
Open kitchen shelving
I have a dilemma. Here's the setup: I love white kitchen cabinets, but mine aren't. I would have no problem sanding them down and painting them up if they were crappy old ugly cabinets, but they're not. They're solid oak. And not that old. See?
Definitely dated, though. For my temporary, non-committal solution, I took the cupboard doors off to see what it would look like.
It was just to give me an idea of how much more open the kitchen would be if there was less oak. I kind of like the open shelving, though. If I do put doors back on, they'll be ones with glass panes.
So besides my painting/not painting dilemma, I have a question. Is it weird to just have this one section of cupboards with no doors? Should I remove more doors?
So besides my painting/not painting dilemma, I have a question. Is it weird to just have this one section of cupboards with no doors? Should I remove more doors?
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In my opinion, I think it would look better to open the cabinet at the other end too. That way it gives the look symmetry and will look more like you meant to do it, instead of having a broken door. You could leave the door on the cabinet in the middle.
I like it btw, with the door off.
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Olá KasiaJ!
Gostei da segunda foto, ficou mais clara a cozinha.
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