Wall Kitchen Cabinet

Storage

Definition

A kitchen wall cabinet is a wall-mounted cupboard that stores dishes and provisions. Closed for discretion, glass-fronted for display, open for accessibility.

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As an interior design expert, I'm delighted to tell you more about kitchen wall cabinets. These suspended storage units above your worktops are valuable allies for optimizing space in your kitchen. Their closed design allows you to conceal dishes, utensils, and provisions in a compact space, while giving free rein to your creativity. Opt for glass fronts to display your most beautiful decorative elements or choose open models for increased accessibility. Play with trendy materials such as wood, metal, or glass to create aesthetic harmony with the rest of your kitchen. Feel free to mix styles, from sleek modern to a retro touch to personalize your space. Thanks to these multifunctional wall cabinets, you can store in style while enhancing your kitchen's decor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The upper cabinet stores dishes and provisions. Closed for discretion, glass-fronted for display, open for access.

Upper cabinets up to the ceiling to maximize storage. Glass doors for beautiful dishes, solid doors to hide. Push-to-open for handle-less.

Mistake: upper cabinets that are too high, inaccessible without a step stool. The highest shelves are only used for seasonal storage.

For optimal comfort, we recommend kitchen upper cabinets around 70 cm in height and 30 to 40 cm in depth. This facilitates access to shelves while maximizing storage space.

You can install LED lighting under the kitchen upper cabinets to illuminate your work surfaces. This creates a warm ambiance while making your utensils and dishes more visible.

Kitchen upper cabinets are generally made of wood, lacquer, laminate, or glass. Wood and lacquer provide durability, while glass offers a touch of modernity and transparency.

The choice between doors and open shelves for a kitchen upper cabinet depends on your needs. Doors offer more discretion, while open shelves facilitate access to your utensils and allow you to display them.

Neutral colors like white, grey, or light wood are safe bets for a kitchen upper cabinet. They bring brightness and easily match various kitchen styles.