Kitchen

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glass cabinets an effect like this but this is too busy

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LOVE the wood inside rather than the white but might be overpowering

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glass cabinet

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GLASS Cabinets

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storage drawer with places for lids

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draw compartments

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Photos by Katie GriffithKitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: A couple with two young boysLocation: Thousand Oaks, CaliforniaSize: 201 square feet (19 square meters); 13 by 15½ feetDesigner: Katie Griffith of Sundling StudioIt started with island dreams. This homeowner’s No. 1 wish was to have a big island that would serve as a work and gathering area in her kitchen. In addition, she was looking to update the style and make the kitchen light and bright.

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If your lower cabinets have doors, it’s easy to convert them by adding a pullout system for baking sheets and pans.

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Today’s popular deep drawers can handle large bakeware.

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A vertical pullout is another convenient solution. Note that there’s room for measuring cups on the top shelf.

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Similarly, this drop-leaf rolling cart can be pulled out and opened up at baking time. Note the handy placement of the stand mixer’s pullout shelf and plug right above it.Find rolling drop-leaf butcher block carts

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On the rare occasion that I bake, I wind up digging around blindly in the back of the pantry in search of flour and brown sugar. A far superior solution is a full-extension baking drawer. Canister inserts keep ingredients handy, organized and sealed.Steel Pop containers: OxoFind pantry and cabinet organizers

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pull out with metal bars so items don't fall all over

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PULL OUT SHELVES

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garages

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white cabinets

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Color cabinets

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