Need help with placement of file cabinets
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Comments (4)I'm struggling with the same decision. It isn't obvious to me which is the drain end of the tub. If it is by the shower, then placing the faucets next to the vanity would put them right into your back as you bathed. If it is the other end, then it seems like the vanity end would be the logical and convenient place. Is putting them as a wall mount on the long wall a possibility? You'd have to redo the sheetrock, but they'd not be in your back. You'd have to reach over the tub to turn them on, but it doesn't look like the tub is too wide to reach easily....See MoreWalnut cabinets are in -- need help with pull placement, please
Comments (20)I like the horizontal pulls too, centered vertically on drawers, 3" from the top/bottoms to line up with your top drawer pulls. Another option: we're going with Berenson finger pulls. They're not beefy, but GREAT minimalist pulls. [[(https://www.houzz.com/products/modern-kitchen-prvw-vr~1620949) [Modern Pulls design[(https://www.houzz.com/products/modern-cabinet-and-drawer-pulls-prbr1-br~t_689~s_2105) by Salt Lake City Windows And Doors Direct Door Hardware...See MoreHelp Needed w/ Layout and Placement of Refrigerator in Small Kitc
Comments (13)Thanks for your suggestions, All! You've given me much to think about. I was trying to figure out if a U shape would work, and it helps to see it drawn out. It would work, but I have to decide whether or not I should give up one or both of the angled cabinets. Love the look of the angles over a strict galley as it opens it up and will make it different from everyone else's in our community....The angled look would tie in so well with the other angles in our unit (It is not a rectangle, but more of a "wedge" shape - narrow at the front door and opening to a wide, panaramic waterview through sliders and picture windows.) Anyway, the angled opening would also would make it feel bigger...but it does cut down a bit on counter and storage space. Think we'll be fine with the cabinet space since the wall we are opening up is 5" thick, so we'll gain that space at the end of each side. We also will be taking the cabinets to the ceiling, so will gain an extra shelf in all wall cabinets. So, prefer the look that creates challenges...but it does help to hear from all of you so we can make these decisions after considering everything!...See MoreI'm STUCK....need help with kitchen cabinet placement...ideas?
Comments (7)Sophie, If I move the range to the short wall of the L, I only have 2 inches of counter on the right and 30 inches of counter over a corner blind cabinet on the left, which is the right counter of the sink.....Seems too close to the sink for prepping food before cooking and there will be no access to that corner cabinet. What about across on the other wall? Have to move the gas line a good distance for that to work. Is that feasible and not too expensive?? AnnKH, Removing the soffit is an option, but we were trying to save $$. In many pictures if they don't have a soffit, it is open space or they build up the crown molding...seems like a waste. Our family is all tall to reach the top cabinets, but the next owners might not be :) If we didn't use the pantry, there is a funky soffit that extends farther than the rest (to accommodate a larger cabinet), which my contractor didn't like hanging over a 12" upper cabinet. It's a very small area. Is that a bit deal? We did use the two eating tables, the smaller one for 2-3 and then the formal dining for company. Somehow it didn't feel that crowded. I used the bar all the time as a counter to serve food on as we entertain quite often, but we never ate at it because it was too low. The bar is gone and it already looks so spacious.... The dining room table can become a banquet table....which we use at holidays. Ideas on what to put in all that empty space? What about an island similar to before, but higher and back into the smaller eating area with chairs facing toward the larger table. We could do casual eating there. Or open up the wall on the left side of the galley kitchen for an island? My head is spinning! Thanks This is after...the bar/smaller table are gone. Ideas on the space? New cabinets....not installed. Note the soffit over the pantry. There will be a new fridge and top cabinet for a built in look. Notice the place for the range with small counter on the left. I was hoping for more counter space on the left of range. Cabinets on left are just props. Thank you for your help....See Moreplan2remodel
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