Open shelving is making its way into our client’s remodeling designs for kitchens, bathrooms, and even basements!
Who says your storage has to be hidden? Exposed, open shelving has become a very popular selection and can be seen in all the latest remodeling and decorating magazines and websites. This storage option offers both functional and aesthetic benefits and we have some great examples to show you. We believe you'll be inspired to include them in your own remodel!
In the Kitchen
To keep things open and airy around the sink and window area, we incorporated open shelving for additional space for storage and display. Cabinets would have blocked the flow of natural light from the window and crowded the area. The finish coordinates with the cabinetry and is a seamless addition to the overall design.
In the Bathroom
Finding a spot for everything in the bathroom can be difficult. In this remodel, we incorporated three floating shelves above the toilet to provide a space for lotions and extra hand towels where they could be easily accessible. The reclaimed open shelves echo the finish of the vanity mirror frame.
In the Basement
The kitchenette in this basement remodel features two floating shelves flanked by Edison bulb pendants. These shelves will display wine and cocktail glasses within easy reach. The gray finish matches the lower cabinets creating a focal point within the kitchenette.
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