Every time I see a photo of open kitchen shelves I wonder why I don't have any!
Image 1 - Christopher Baker Image 2 - Jill Sharp Image 3 - House and Leisure Images 4&5 - House Beautiful Image 6 - Polly Eltes
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Woaw I love picture 2, 4 and 5! Open shelves can be quite difficult, since everything is exposed, but at the same time, take away the feeling of heaviness and let in plenty of light to an environment when they are near a window
ReplyDeleteI always wonder the same thing…and then I look at mine!! I would have to keep them in perfect order to be happy with them! But I sure do love seeing them in other people's homes! Maybe now that life is settling down I can manage some? We shall see! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteHi, Carolyn, so true what you say!, I guess that in this case the rule "less is more" applys a 100%.
Deletewow!!these days are lovely!!!!!!i love the open selves!!great blog!
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Open shelves look good but God I hate to haave all my things getting that kitchen 'sticky ' - they look nice in pictures, that's all!
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