#1
Designed by Athena Calderone of Eye Swoon this kitchen features one long white shelf instead of matching navy cabinets. This keeps this kitchen feeling light and bright.
#2
Designed by House Of Grey London this neutral kitchen has open shelving on either side that acts as both a focal point showcasing pottery and practical storage for plates and bowls.
#3
Designed by San Francisco designer Ken Fulk. This kitchen is inside Ken’s Victorian cottage on Cape Cod. Featuring a darker color palette this space utilizes two glass shelves to house glassware.
#4
Designed by Amber Interiors, our next kitchen has three wood shelves featuring books, plants, artwork, and niche kitchen items, these shelves are more for decoration than practical storage.
#5
Designed by Athena Calderone of Eye Swoon this kitchen has a rugged feeling thanks to the dark wood shelves and green tile backsplash. These large shelves are eyecatching and both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
#6
Designed by Karen Emile, our next kitchen has a farmhouse feel. These dark wood shelves provide useful storage over the sink that helps this small kitchen feel more open.
#7
Designed by BK Interior Design, this kitchen uses three small taupe wood shelves as useful storage for glassware.
#8
Home of Anna Bond founder of Rifle Paper Co. in Winter Park, Florida, this large kitchen uses two wood shelves as a focal point. With sconces on either side, it’s clear the shelves are on display while also usefully housing bowls and cookbooks.
Cutting Board 1 | Cutting Board 2 | Plant 1 | Plant 2 | Wooden Bowl | Glasses | Mason Jar | Black Bowls | Pitcher | Vases | Cakestand | Wooden Spoons
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Love the airiness of all the looks. Not sure if I could be organized or edited enough for the open shelves but lovely to look at when we’ll styled!