Kitchen Without Lower Cabinets

With some patience you can remove these cabinets easily without hiring a professional.

Kitchen without lower cabinets. White and blue kitchen features gray glazed vertical stacked wall tiles with white upper cabinets and blue lower cabinets that boast black pulls. Its seemingly unthinkable until I saw this amazing kitchen designed by W4 Arquitetura Criativa. The result is a clutterless kitchen with much easier access to.

Take a look at this open galley kitchen. More and more were seeing kitchens with no upper cabinets so just lower cabinets with either a full wall of tilestone or just a short backsplash. In fact this design is ideal for a chefs kitchen as youll see below its a beautiful kitchen fit for a chef lacking nothing all without kitchen.

When planning a new kitchen replacing cabinets with large drawers can make better use of valuable space. The finished transformation of lower cabinets into drawers Step one is to remove the lower doors and install a horizontal rail across the opening. Then turn off the water and the power to your kitchen.

While adding fully integrated drawers like theirs to base cabinets is a big-time remodeling job there are a couple ways to retrofit existing shelf-style base cabinets. Also I have seen some HGTV episodes of House Hunters where European kitchens often have no lower cabinets. Anything stored on the shelves is easily accessed.

Mary handicap accessible kitchens are made without lower cabinets. When you lose your upper cabinets you give another feature in the kitchen a chance to shine. Under-cabinet lighting can hide under upper or lower cabinets or under the kitchen island countertop to provide extra light while youre cooking or walking to the kitchen for a late-night snack.

Remove the trim disassemble the cabinets and disconnect them from the walls one at a time. The most popular lighting solution is LED light strips that are placed anywhere throughout your kitchen. Rev-A-Shelf has a few options If not you can get a similar effect by stacking dishes in a crate or bin that sits on the shelf and can easily be pulled out.