kitchen
See other note re: double sided cabinets
Upper cabinets; cabinet/wall to the left (see other photo showing back-side of that wall)
Textured glass in upper cabinets
Lower cabinets for dish storage
Free-standing cabinets (not attached to a wall)
Cooktop
Nearest wall. Idea for living room side - have a small counter at the end (toward our balcony) --- I don't like the counter along the back of the cabinet
Seen in other photos -- the double-sided cabinet idea (seen here in the left)
Structure of wall behind fridge
Breakfast bar off of island
Sliding cabinet doors
Shelves by window
Bar
Cabinet in End of island
Lower left cabinets
Wood bar over the end of the island
Organization of far wall
Tall pantry cabinet
2. Create space in your kitchen for healthy eating. If eating smarter is one of your New Year’s resolutions, be sure your kitchen is helping and not hindering your mission. Clear unhealthy snack foods from the cupboards, and stock up on fresh, colorful fruits and veggies instead. Clean counters make it easier to get started cooking, so put away small appliances you don’t use daily, along with other clutter that has accumulated there. And if the weather is crummy and you’re stuck inside anyway, why not make up a big batch of your favorite healthy soup recipe? You can enjoy a bowl for dinner and freeze the rest — your future weeknight self will thank you.10 Ways to Set Up Your Kitchen for Healthy Eating
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