If you had the opportunity, would you do them in your kitchen? Or, would you play it safe and do the stacked doors? So, how do you feel about the tall glass cabinet doors? Those are some insanely tall ceilings! Plus, you’ll see many of Miles’ signature saturated colors and designs. But, there are even more in the article found in Architectural Digest. There are more images of this astonishing home in Ryan’s portfolio. Plus, that’s a most interesting inset on the lower drawers. Miles did glorious fretwork muntins on these elegant tall glass doors. I will finish with two more exquisite examples of designers who’ve created breathtakingly beautiful tall glass cabinet doors. Please check out more of Minnie Peters’ fantastic work here. But, it’s the same idea.īelow are two more beautiful images of the work of Minnie Peters. Oh, my, and embrasure doors too? Although those are not flush with the wall. Still, many fantastic designers like Minnie Peters, below, are doing super tall glass cabinet doors. Plus, the doors we use to close off doorways and closets are thicker. So, why don’t big glass French doors have the same problem? Well, they can warp, too, if the frames are too thin. I googled that query if you’re interested.
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Perhaps the warped door(s) would need to come off and be taken to a professional who might get it damp and use clamps or something. The glass door on the left does look a bit warped. You may recall seeing it in the Granny Decor Mistakes You Might Be Making. But let’s take a look below at this drop-dead gorgeous vignette below from Madcap Cottage. ] Hell, they might put some temporary small carpenter’s nails in to straighten the doors for the photos. Laurel, I don’t see a problem with the big glass doors. For some old brownstone floor plans with pantries, please go to this sister post to the one above. You will also see that they are historically accurate. This is Carolyne Rhoem’s massive and fabulous butler’s pantry.įor more tall glass cabinet doors, please check out this post about pantries. Please check out my tribute to Darryl Carter’s genius here.
That’s what Darryl Carter did with this cabinet, it looks like. I bet they built the entire kitchen around those doors! Photo by Laurey Glenn via Southern Living And yes, I was inspired by the Beike Claessens photo.Īnother popular, incredibly amazing cabinet. Okay, let’s look at more super tall glass cabinet doors, and then we can dish.įrom a job, I did in 2013. Some of the shelves in my cabinet rendering came from Martha O’Hara’s beautiful design above. Does anything look familiar behind the glass doors? This oft-published eye-popping kitchen was photographed over a decade ago by Bieke Claessens. (below)Ĭaroline Sieber London home kitchen dining area That is why you often see tall glass cabinet doors stacked like this. Let me make that a little larger so you can see!Īny taller than 48″, and they can’t guarantee the doors won’t warp.
In fact, there’s a disclaimer on Crown Point’s drawing of the back cabinet. There’s a chance the extra tall glass cabinet doors could warp. Well, anything over 48″ is considered extra tall for a glass kitchen cabinet door. And I’m not just talking tall glass cabinet doors I mean extra-tall. You said in your headline there’s a danger in doing tall glass cabinet doors. I highly recommend contacting her if you need a great kitchen designer. Susan told me she loves doing long-distance kitchen consults. With both Crown Point and Susan, working with them was 100% long-distance, except for one brief meeting when Mel, my kitchen designer at Crown Point, came over to measure. In addition, I owe thanks to my friend, fantastic kitchen designer Susan Serra, who helped tremendously in the early phases of the design. I just have to interrupt myself to say that the kitchen cabinets being built by Crown Point Cabinetry are in cue to start production next month they will be delivered at the end of September.Ĭrown Point has been a joy to work with every step of the way. In fact, as most of you know, I’m putting a pair of tall glass cabinet doors in my new kitchen. And I’ve been seeing them for well over a decade. However, I sure do see a lot of tall, glass cabinet doors. Today we’re going to be talking about a beautiful interior design trend.
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