Fill In Space Above Kitchen Cabinets

To Fill In The Space Over Your Cabinets, You Basically Build A Frame And Then Attach Plywood Sheeting To The Frame.

Similarly one may ask, what do you do with walls above kitchen cabinets? Below i’ll share photo examples (and the why behind) how i filled the space above cabinets in my own home. Eve wilson via the design files

I Now Use The Small Above Cabinet Space In My Kitchen To Store A Large Tureen.

Or, if you have enough room, install another row of wall units above your cabinets. Purpose of space above kitchen cabinets. You won’t have to worry about pricier pretty things, just put big stuff up there.

Add A Second Row Of Cabinets.

A lot of kitchens are filled with neutral colors, but if you’re someone who likes a little color, you can use the space above your kitchen cabinets to add in pops of color like in this kitchen. See more at dering hall. This is a useful design tip in general which also applies when you’re decorating the area above your kitchen cabinets.

From Installing Brand New Cabinets That Fit The Space, To Raising The Existing Cabinets, To Adding Open Shelves To Creating Small Doors To Adding Some Elaborate Crown Molding.

Rope lighting hidden forth the central of the high trim allotment gives the amplitude a bendable glow. How to fill the gap above cabinets. You can build the cabinets to the ceiling (most expensive option), keep the area open (no cost!), build a soffit to match the cabinets, or add a drywall soffit.

Fill In The Space With Trim.

You could use bridging cabinets above your standard wall units, which should be short enough to fit in the space. Now that something may be empty space, it may be drywall, it may be glass fronted cabinet doors or it may be additional open shelving… but it’s something. Paint the wall the same color as the cabinets.