Nine-foot ceilings? Stack your cabinets.
Nine-foot ceilings? A taller wall cabinet with a small cabinet on top takes the kitchen all the way up, and with glass doors the top row becomes a display.
Filmed in a rift-cut white oak kitchen we designed.
What to take from it
With a nine-foot ceiling, a single row of wall cabinets stops short of the ceiling. Stacking closes the gap: a taller cabinet below, a small cabinet on top, built as one run.
Give the top row glass doors, put a few vases behind them, and it becomes a display.
It is a cabinet-order decision, so it belongs in the design from the first drawing.
Transcript
Something you could do in your kitchen: if you have a 9-foot ceiling height, we could do a taller cabinet with the small cabinet on the top.
We stack them together, and then you could put some glass, some vases.
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