Kitchen cabinetry often uses every available inch of wall, with upper cabinets extending toward the counter or leaving one continuous backsplash below. This kitchen takes another route, carving out wood-lined niches between sections of dark cabinetry and the white countertop.
Kitchen cabinetry often uses every available inch of wall, with upper cabinets extending toward the counter or leaving one continuous backsplash below.
This kitchen takes another route, carving out wood-lined niches between sections of dark cabinetry and the white countertop.
Those openings give appliances, flowers, jars, and serving pieces a defined place without turning the...
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Kitchen cabinetry often uses every available inch of wall, with upper cabinets extending toward the counter or leaving one continuous backsplash below. This kitchen takes another route, carving out wood-lined niches between sections of dark cabinetry and the white countertop. Those openings give appliances, flowers, jars, and serving pieces a defined place without turning the...
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