Standard cabinets, doors removed, trimmed in cobalt blue. Style on the cheap. from Pia Ulin
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4 comments:
It makes for a dynamic snapshot, but ultimately, looking at all that stuff would drive me ape sh*t. You know what I mean?
I know what you mean. I think the dust issue is why I couldn't ever have open cabinets. Still, they always look so chic in pictures!
Yes they do.
I very much admired open cabinets in a beautiful house in Akron, Ohio. They were filled with wonderful and so colorful Fiesta ware. But not for me! I am simply not neat enough to leave my cabinets open.
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