Open Kitchen Units for Solid Oak Kitchens
When in the designing and planning stages of your new kitchen, it is very tempting to cover every available cabinet with a set of matching solid oak frontals.
Whilst you may want to hide away many of the utensils, cookware and other accessories that can clutter solid oak kitchens, we recommend combining a mixture of open base cabinets or curved corner cabinets to enhance your kitchen’s design and provide display space for more presentable dinnerware, ornaments, books and much more. Open kitchen units can be used on walls; to fill gaps in the kitchen; finish off a run of cabinets; or simply to provide easy access storage on a kitchen island.
At Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinets, we sell a wide variety of oak cabinets that are ideal to use an open kitchen units:
Having open cabinets is a great way to create a more relaxed atmosphere in your kitchen. As an alternative to open cabinets, our collection of wooden shelving can also be used to achieve a similar feel.
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Please note: this guide was originally published on 30th October 2015 and was most recently updated on 10th May 2018.
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Comment by Michelle Holland
November 2, 2016 @ 10:00 pm
please can you confirm if you can supply a wine rack in solids walnut 150mm wide x 900 mm high?
Also an open shelved base cabinet with 2 shelves also in solid walnut, 500 mm wide X 870mm tall?
If so, please provide cost estimate,
Thank you
MIchell Holland
Comment by admin
November 3, 2016 @ 11:38 am
Hi Michelle,
Thank you for getting in touch regarding our solid wood wine racks. Unfortunately, we only produce these in oak timber at present.
All of our base cabinets are all 720mm tall (not taking into consideration the legs), which is the standard measurement for creating the optimum height kitchen surface. Make sure you take measurement of the legs and the thickness of the kitchen surface into account when ordering your cabinets.
Kind regards,
Ben @ Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinets