Handles and knobs also need to be cleaned and polished, they break off and need to be replaced. Refine Your Search. I wish I could see more of that…. When the styles change again, you could add hardware if you chose without it looking awkward. Restorers Hoosier Flour Bin.

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Office, yes. Kitchen — insanity if you do cook at all. The grossness collecting behind the scenes, multiplying and mutating…that is what horror nightmares are made of.

Cabinets with wood pulls! Love it! I have white shaker doors. I hate how dust gets trapped in all those 90 degree angles at the bottom.

I feel like I wipe down my cabinets way more than any sane person should…and sometimes I have to use a toothpick in my rag to really get into those blasted corners. Call the Kitchen Cabinet Pull Out Drawer Hardware Jack funny farm to take me away!! The normal handles in my kitchen are driving me crazy, much harder to keep clean than a clean front! Go for it! However there was one bit of design that was not truly thought out: the insets of bottom drawers are on the bottom!

So to open a Drawer Pull Out Hardware Quickly bottom drawer you have to bend all the way down to grab under the drawer. It was and still is my first home. So I continue to use the kitchen daily with no hardware. I really like the triangle cutouts since I tend to grab the corners to open mine. We grew up that way and the only drawer or door we ever had an issue with was sometimes the silverware drawer but only because we would grab the corner and sometimes pull it off the drawer track. No idea why people think hardware is an absolute must!

Too funny! I remember choosing my cabinetry all those years ago. I agree with Susan who suggested you stay away from using Shaker cabinets. Be bold. The mountain house should be fun, different and unexpected. I really like no panel cabinets without hardware: It looks so clean and simple.

This looks much more custom than the shaker cabinets. Wood cabinets with the wood lip get my vote! Thanks for the wonderful post. I love the look and really wanted to do something like this with our kitchen.

Do you have any thoughts on how the wall in the first picture could be replicated? It is ridiculously gorgeous. But I do love all those details. In this day and age white shaker screams builder basic to me! Clean front wood is exactly what you should be doing! I feel like Emily got coerced by the contractor to do something other than what she really wanted.

Trust EHD to get it right. These are all beautiful kitchens! I love this and think you could definitely pull off a similar look in your kitchen using natural wood. We have enough design trends to contend with already! Love the look but wonder how my kiddo would ever get some of the little notched ones open. My kitchen at that time had no hardware. We had beautiful custom cabinets with a wood finish and they were pretty messy looking within a few years.

We had ours refinished and added hardware eventually. Finishes are better now. Handles and knobs also need Drawer Pull Out Hardware Detection to be cleaned and polished, they break off and need to be replaced. Nothing is perfect. Break off??? Maybe the screws are cheap and break? A couple of these pictures look very early 90s to me. And you still see it and it looks dated. I agree that the wood gets dirty where you touch it and eventually it looks different — worn but in a bad way.

The push and pop system is called touch latch. I think the inset rectangles are good looking and more practical than some of the other options. I grew up with shaker cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom, both without knobs for a while, then my mom added knobs and handles in the kitchen.

In the kitchen, though, I have to say that no hardware is fine on the upper cabinetry doors are lightweight for accessing dishes and whatever.

But drawers really need knobs or handles— particularly for drawers holding pots and pans and silverware high-use and also heavy!! While not super glamorous, you may also want to keep in mind accessibility: guests or older family members with arthritis can have a hard time without something to grip. Current kitchen has matte white Ikea Voxtorp fronts, which are designed without handles. I wrapped the cabinet sides and island back with walnut.

I wanted to streamline the entire kitchen and minimize any distractions to make the space feel more expansive. I also added a pull out pantry that was too heavy for finger pulls, so I had a wood pull bar installed on that. Ooh, I hope this means there is still a chance for wooden cabinets in the mountain house kitchen!

As I commented on the white Shakers post, they look good, but lack that mountain natural vibe. The first image of this post looks like a kitchen that would fit right in to your mountain house. I have to be honest, I did not really feel any of the previous kitchen renderings for the mountain house. I hope you are able to land on creating a space that reflects your style and feels like home for your family. But rustic for your Mountain home.

I agree about White shaker but colored is another story. I love the deVol ones that you first wanted. Go back to that, stained but not rough.

I was in the camp about the brass faucets but recently saw the patina-ed unfinished brass and it was awesome. Why not do something more interesting, like have custom wooden lips or wooden molding as handles? I think it could be both functional and interesting. This is a very Interesting look and I am into it sort of. However, I just think of cabinet hardware as the jewelry of the home and, for me, something is missing in these photos.

I think cabinet hardware can be so beautiful and complete the look. I think hardware is for sure the way to go. Been there, done that! It looks dashing in pictures of brand new kitchens, but I would never consider it again! Now having said that, I do have a slick white vanity in the bathroom that works with springs — you just tap the door and it opens by itself, I love it! I could see it on kitchen drawers, but doors? So, we had have, but they are grown!

Kids are kinda brutal on cabinets in the long run — hardware can minimize the impact. I think you found the perfect solution!

I love the seamless wood pulls. And I have never loved a kitchen more than that first image you shared! You will see this the most on cabinets you use the most. I share your concerns. This made me think of a kitchen I saw in a magazine years and years ago. The designer had chosen highly polished long chrome grabs. As soon as I saw the photos I thought it was a crazy choice, they would get so dirty!

His reasoning was that in a kitchen where things need to not only look clean, but truly be sanitary, highly polished handles look dirty faster and therefore get properly cleaned more often. By that logic, wood cabinets with a pronounced grain and pressure latches are a terrible choice. I personally like the look and function of slab fronts with the little brass or chrome flat grab that hides at the very top of the drawer or cabinet.

One home had a genius idea for upper cabinet doors with no hardware. Order the doors two inches longer that the frame in order to create an overhang that eliminates the need for handles. Which would also be great for hiding other things behind that overhang, like downlighting for example. LOVE this look and think it would be absolutely perfect for the mountain house! The first pic is my favorite!! I loved them. Super excited about this last minute change!

I think I would prefer the plain front withought the built in pulls. When the styles change again, you could add hardware if you chose without it looking awkward. I like the look of the wood pulls for your kitchen, but it makes me wish that you could have stained wood cabinets even more! I agree that the first image is perfection and is my idea of a modern mountain house.

It brings a sense of being time-worn to the kitchen, which I think is ultimately what makes a mountain house feel warm and cozy. I think the current kitchen plans will produce an amazing kitchen, but maybe a kitchen that reads as a new build rather than a cozy cabin with a history. That first photo is gorgeous- just make your kitchen look like that and call it a day. Time to start enjoying the house! Learn More.

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