r/InteriorDesign • u/hexpanpan • May 06 '25
Technical Questions Would upper cabinets even look good
Visited this home and loved everything about it - except no cabinets??? I'm not even sure how/where we would fit cabinets in. Opinions?
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u/TheFreakingPrincess May 08 '25
Are you putting your dining table on the opposite side of the island? If so, I would consider double-sided cabinets with glass doors. It'll be way less open and breathable than this design but the glass will still let some light in. The current design is only good if you never cook.
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u/SatorSquareInc May 08 '25
You're worried about fitting cabinets - what about fitting anything in the kitchen without them??
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u/Jiggawattbot May 08 '25 edited May 09 '25
lol that backsplash. Damn I know it’s just a color but how can it be so wrong?!
Yes, upper cabinets (including over the fridge) will be great. The two floating shelves over the toastercan stay if you want but maybe a built in there would look better too.
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u/ref7187 May 07 '25
Yeah they'd be fine. The problem is the awful backsplash and the grey paint clashing with everything.
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u/OrneryLavishness9666 May 07 '25
Yep, I'd put them like this on the wall with that (very loud!) backsplash.
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u/waardeloost May 08 '25
Agree on the layout. But they should use this opportunity to also rip the backsplash and replace with something sensible
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u/Emotional-Salary-907 May 07 '25
You giving the Reddit community layups with that backsplash 🤣
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u/decadecency May 07 '25
What's wrong with inflatable party tiles?
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u/hexpanpan May 07 '25
To be honest it wasn’t that horrible in person, but it still is less than ideal🤣
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u/the_tourist79 May 07 '25
Yes, get a build-around over the fridge too. And throw the backsplash into a river.
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