Stacked upper cabinets

How to Install Stacked Cabinets Over Builder's Grade - The perfect #DIY to get a custom kitchen look. #queenbeeofhoneydos

𝙐𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙧 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙠𝙚𝙙 𝘾𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙩𝙨 - Adding stacked upper cabinets on top of existing cabinets have many advantages: ☞ Provides extra storage space ☞ Draws the eyes up, giving the illusion of a larger space ☞ Cost-effective, adding value to what is already there ☞ Increase home value 🏠️ #upperstackedcabinets #ceilingcabinets #kitchencabinets #designtips #beforeandafter #kitchenbeforeandafter #kitchenremodel #Kitchenreno

Who said you could only put your kitchen flatware in a lower drawer? This SF home shows us another genius storage spot.

love this cabinet colour - apparently it is close to Benjamin Moore Balboa Mist

Hi There, We recently completed a home project that we have wanted to do for the last couple years, we added stacked cabinets in our kitchen and extended our trim all the way to the ceiling. I did film a video of the process that will give you a look at the whole process but I thought it would be helpful to write out all the steps here as well. The back story on our kitchen: When we purchased our home 2.5 years ago our kitchen looked like this: brown wood cabinets, white appliances and no…

DIY stacked cabinet kitchen remodel.

KITCHEN RESOURCES: Quartz countertops: Caesarstone. Laurey pulls and knobs; Bertazzoni exhaust hood: Home Depot. DCS range: Build it Green. Kitchen cabinetry; dishwasher: IKEA. Counter-depth fridge: P.C. Richard & Son. Wall tile: Mondial. Herringbone floor tile: BuildDirect. Kraus sink: HomeClick. Brushed brass faucet: Newport Brass. Sink pendant: Restoration Hardware. Porcelain lamp holders; ceiling light fixtures: Leviton.

Kitchen features a pantry with an arched doorway.

Ivory kitchen with white marble arabesque tiles showcasing built-in cabinets with stacked wooden shelves and glass front upper cabinets fitted with oil rubbed bronze hardware.

13.8K likes, 167 comments. “Want a custom kitchen on a budget? We used stock cabinets to save on costs, but used them in unexpected ways to create these cabinet towers. We stacked two 30 inch uppers on top of a “cabinet drawer” on both sides of our range. But the “drawer” is really a 9 inch upper cabinet turned on its side! We just built a box, removed the hinges, and turned the doors into drawer fronts. Minimal cost, huge impact!”