Above kitchen unit space
So we recently moved into our property and I've been up cycling the kitchen but now run into a small issue of above the wall units--there is a lot of space as the current units are not a standard height... We have discussed putting bridging units above but unsure?
(picture attached is still not finished)
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Daisy England
4 years ago
Maths Wife
4 years agoI also think access may be a problem for you, however, how about an Ikea upwards opening cabinet like this:-
Comes in 29 different finishes so you could pick a contrast and not risk clashing with your grey.
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