Kitchen Remodel
“Doing” lights help you perform manual tasks like prepping and cooking in the kitchen. “Knowing” lights help you navigate your way around a kitchen. “Feeling” lights make a kitchen feel inviting and comfortable. “Changing” lights help you adjust to the time of day and set a desired mood. And finally, the cherry and icing on top are all about adding decorative fixtures that let your personal style shine.
Pantry with rollouts. For pantry cabinets wider than 15 inches, I prefer rollouts. That means you’re pulling out only the shelf you need, not the whole pantry. Also, consider the projection of the hardware of any cabinet next to the wall. Make the filler (a matching strip of wood that fills the gap between the cabinet and wall) at least 1½ inches wide to keep the hardware from hitting the wall and possibly restricting the usability of a cabinet with a rollout.
Under-cabinet lighting and outlet strips
Stainless steel apron sink; pendant lights
Cabinet pantry
Range, hood, microwave configuration
Wall of cabinetry with counter and wine rack
Dry bar inside cabinetry
Range and hood; color scheme; cabinets
Well-organized kitchen supply drawer
Sink and cabinets
small kitchen with island
Range hood; microwave; similar tight peninsula
Peninsula similar to our layout; pendant lights
Shallow endcap cabinet for cleaning supplies
Minimal open shelving to break up cabinets but still provide ample closed storage space
Spice rack built into door of cabinet for ease of access
Cabinets surrounding the fridge at similar depth
Wall of cabinets for extra storage
Cabinets, backsplash, peninsula
Top shelf styling
Q