Disguise kitchen soffit

If you want to update your kitchen without removing the soffit, these ideas may help you disguise your kitchen soffit.

Soffits can be tricky things to deal with in a kitchen. You often can’t remove them, so the question becomes how do you best cover them up or help them blend into the rest of the kitchen? Here, we’ve rounded up 10 ways to disguise a soffit. A kitchen soffit is usually a boxy structure built to hide wiring, pipes, or other mechanicals, or to fill the space between the top of your cabinets and the ceiling.

This is awesome! If you have a kitchen soffit that you aren't loving, see how this blogger used trim to disguise her soffit or fur down. Trimming out the soffit and painting it the same color as the cabinets tricks the eye and makes the cabinets look more like they extend to the ceiling. This is a really budget-friendly way to get the custom cabinet look, without a full renovation. #kitchensoffitideas #kitchensoffit #furdown #disguisekitchensoffit #hidesoffit

Renovations on our 1980s kitchen. Painted cabinets, new countertop, backsplash and adding some trim work above the cabinets

A kitchen soffit (aka bulkhead) is something that majority of us have in our kitchens. They are often created to hide wires, pipes or other mechanicals in our kitchen. Sometimes they are even there to just fill the space above your cabinets. Either way, I personally find most soffits can make a home feel dated and extremely closed-in. When it came to our kitchen renovation, we had no idea what was behind our soffits. I debated whether or not I should remove them or somehow just work with…

A simple and inexpensive update for a dated kitchen feature.

Soffit Filler Moulding topped with crown moulding will take your design to new heights and save on install time.

Kitchen soffits, or furr downs, were popular in kitchen design in the 1990s. Nowadays, people want that space above cabinets.

Updating you on what may be one of my longest projects in DIY history. It will pay off...patience always pays off. These are the things ...

Angela | DIY + Design on Instagram: "Part 3 of our kitchen renovation! We cut down our two tiered kitchen countertop and installed a larger countertop that is all one level using butcher block! We also painted the cabinets, installed beadboard, a new sink and faucet, and added an additional base cabinet. It sure has been a busy few weeks! I can’t get over the difference and I love the extra counter space! Comment KITCHEN UPGRADE and I will send you all of the details on our butcher block…