Growing up I lived in a very suburban home, with a normal kitchen. It had cabinets, drawers and regular appliances. Over the last several years, I've lived with anything but a normal kitchen and without most of the above mentioned normalities. So when I came across this cabinet that allows you to keep everything in your kitchen in one place, well just call me smitten.
This cabinet from Bulthaup is the bee's knees as far as I'm concerned. It holds, quite literally, all your kitchen tools. From silverware to dishware, to small appliances and even linens down in those bottom drawers.
They look like a great way to make a modern kitchen without open racking, which although I've lived with for quite some time, I'll also be the first one to admit stuff gets dusty. Fast. These tall cabinets with their swing open dividers are a great solution to that and a possibly diy for anyone with a wood working brain. Are they too modern for your taste? Would they drive you crazy? Are you as head over heels in love as I am? Let us know below!
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This is the coolest thing I have ever seen. The island while not the topic of this great post is a jaw dropper. I'm an open shelving kind of cook and rewash for dust on a regular basis. I would be tempted to always leave these doors open.
This looks so great! But where is their food? I have a very conventional kitchen, which I hope to remodel in the next 5 years. I don't clean enough for open shelves (and don't really like the look) but this - amazing.
Potential problems - you'd need a lot of space to be able to open them without hitting other things, and without blocking traffic paths. And
what is that white thing in the open cabinet, another rack??
WOW!
I just amended my list for Santa. Dayum, those are nice!
yes, I adore it, and can wish...
I think the pull out narrow shelves/drawers accomplish just about the same thing and don't require the space you'd need to swing those big cabinet doors open wide.
Quite interesting. This would adapt well in areas of Europe where people bring their own cabinets in a move. I would be curious to see a more Old World rendition.
I have seen this in magazines many times, and every time I wonder why I should want to buy it if I had the kind of money you need to buy a Bulthaup kitchen. For my chalet maybe. Or for my small business loft in Manhattan.