Open shelving and glass-front upper cabinets help to visually expand this small kitchen space. The open shelves hold everything from serving platters to baking supplies, while the cabinets store everyday dishware and other small items. The narrow island, fashioned from an old table, provides additional open storage without cluttering visual space.
Decorative Shelving Options
Beaded board behind these open shelves adds to this kitchen's cottage charm. Everyday items such as bowls and plates are stored on the lower shelves, while infrequently used items are stored on the upper shelf. Although the shelves answer the call for simplicity, the lacy scrollwork brackets add a touch of ornamentation.
Remove the doors from a corner cabinet to visually expand the look of a small kitchen. Here, rows of open shelves lend storage and display space for a collection of colorful dishware. The bright colors of the dishes blend with the warm tones of the stain on the kitchen’s lower cabinets.
Easy-Access Storage
A row of open cabinetry along one wall of this kitchen stores the room’s entire collection of dishware and glasses. The dishware, featuring a palette of blues, greens, oranges, and yellows, adds a splash of color to the otherwise neutral kitchen space. The stainless-steel backing plays into the contemporary vibe of the open shelving.
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