There's something about open shelving that makes my heart jump. It always manages to catch my eye. There are about a million and six examples out there, between blogs and design websites. Here are a few of my favorites.
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My Home Ideas (I think!) |
Some kitchens rely only on open shelves instead of having upper cabinets.
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A Country Farmhouse (blog) |
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House Beautiful |
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Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (blog) |
I love the simplicity of Emily's kitchen and the beadboard behind the shelves.
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Jones Design Company (blog) |
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Junkin' Junkie (blog) |
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Better Homes & Gardens / My Home Ideas |
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My Home Ideas |
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Cottage Living |
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My Home Ideas |
Some kitchens have a mix of shelving and cupboards without doors.
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Flea Market Trixie (blog) |
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The Lettered Cottage (blog) |
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Our Vintage Home Love (blog) |
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Perfectly Imperfect (blog) |
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Buckets of Burlap (blog) |
I'm not sure what we'll end up with in our kitchen.
What's in yours? What inspires you?
On a different note, I joined the BIG blogroll. What a great idea! If you're a blogger, head over and check it out.
Have a great week!
Hi Ellie!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining my blog directory and a BIG thank you for displaying my button!
xoxo Bunny Jean
I have both upper cabinets and open shelving in my kitchen. It wasn't always like that. I raise my cabinets up to the ceiling and added e shelf under each cabinet.Come by and check it out.
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I wouldn't mind a mix of open and cabinets. I just can't face a whole kitchen of open shelves, especially overly filled/cluttered ones. I KNOW they'd end up so quickly full of dust, maybe a little grease out of the air, and crumbs. Yes, crumbs. I find them in astonishing places in my kitchen. :-) And do you know the ONLY one who would empty shelves and wash everything down? Me. And not all that often, honestly. ;-D
ReplyDeleteBut display space, which I seriously underrated when designing my kitchen, is important...and fun.