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Need help with size for floating shelves in kitchen!!

7 years ago

After considering all input from Houzz,I decided to go it floating shelves to the left of the cabinet to store cookbooks.

How wide should they be?

Should they go al the way to the edge?

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Minted Spaces
7 years ago
I personally would have them go all the way to the edge for two reasons: 1) cleaner look and 2) more useful space.

Beautiful kitchen, btw!
mezamis thanked Minted Spaces
mezamis
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks , its a work in progress!
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Elle
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I would have them go to the edge of that wall section but not to the edge of the wall (the window).
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