kitchen

Black lowers & wall cabinet

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Measurements

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Marble, ceiling color, tiled walls

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Marble

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Lighting

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Lighting

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Slab backsplash, thin counter

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Wire mesh cabinet fronts; thin counter

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Artwork & paint color

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Range hood

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Designer in highland park

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Lighting

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Hood & backsplash shape

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Kitchen faucet, artist noted in article

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Hood

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Mix of counter materials on the island (note around the sink!)

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Metal mesh inserts are a great middle ground, giving a slight peek at what’s inside the cabinet but without putting your stored goods on full display.I’ve used mesh inserts instead of glass on many recent projects. It works beautifully in both traditional homes and contemporary designs with some transitional flair, bringing a slight sense of old-world charm.Consider using mesh inserts on the “upper-upper” cabinets in a tall space on a full pantry wall …

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4. Mesh inserts. Glass door cabinets and open shelves continue to be popular ways to make a kitchen seem more open and airy, but many homeowners prefer to keep their storage a bit more discrete behind closed doors.

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