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Picture of 9 ft ceiling, stacked 30' and 18' cabs
Comments (3)For a lot of our cabinet proportions, graph paper was my friend. You can usually get an idea of how it looks by using the squares to get everything to scale, and the simple line drawings do a pretty good job of showing you the balance. For our 9 ft celings, we did 48" cabs (+ 6" top molding we haven't added yet) with an extra rail across the door centered a foot down from the top. --So the doors aren't too tall and skinny looking, and have some extra style, but I can open one door and see/access contents all the way up. Just throwing that out there as another option, or maybe a compromise?...See Morecabinets to 9 ft ceiling? and faux butlers pantry idea?
Comments (4)Your image is a bit hard to understand. Does the fridge open up into a bottleneck/walkway? I agree with above... You might as well bring cabinets to the ceiling if it's your only way to maximize storage space in that area and you can afford it. We have 9' ceilings and cabinets all the way up... In my top cabinets, I keep: rarely used glasses, holiday themed kitchen items, serving platters for parties, extra paper cups and similar. Will you have a pantry area or not? Where will food go? It might be useful for you to sketch out where you will keep things...... That will give you an idea of how much additional space you need. The hutch/butlers pantry in adjoining area sounds nice... to increase storage, show off your china and it will likely look nice. There are lots of kitchens on here with similar if you search....See More9 ft ceilings and cabinets - show me!
Comments (14)Linelle that is an awesome idea. I am going downstairs right now to get out the paper towel! Here's mine: 9' ceiling, 36" uppers (I can't reach the top shelf now; I thought I'd never use 42" for what the extra cost would be). I have 18" gap from counter to light rail, and 11.5" above the top of the crown molding to the ceiling. Same kitchen, with my old 30" uppers:...See MorePlease take a peek at my layout. Old, traditional home, 9 ft. ceilings
Comments (17)Here is a quick idea for you. I was thinking that I would like the sink/prep area in front of the bigger window. Also I think a lot of people like having an island so it maybe good for resale in a few years. You could just do the upper shelves on either side of sink from fridge to the corner. You only need to take the backsplash higher behind the range to just under the hood. I changed the hood to a 36" over your 30" stove, as that is what they recommend for better capture of smoke/steam/grease. Sorry didn't label what those cabs are, just picked out sizes that worked, but DW is to the right of sink. Just a thought to get your creative juices flowin' :-)...See MoreBeverlyFLADeziner
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