Furniture for kitchen

Japanese, kitchen cabinet from Ikeevka Besta:

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The open top shelves are easy to close, we now have discounts on the best, there are heaps of all kinds of doors. The meaning of this cabinet is open shelves for a rice cooker, oven, kettle.

I decided not to order a * sideboard * from the carpenter, but to concoct it from Besta. My kitchen should be covered by a double-sided cabinet, the top of which looks at the kitchen, to hide kitchen appliances there. I have already collected spare parts, it will turn out interesting or not.

Interestingly, and from steam (from a rice cooker and a thermopot) the shelves will not swell?

They'll be exasperated they had to make pull-out shelves like here:

It seems that Besta has drawers, you could have thought of that too

Shelves closed with glass doors look prettier and more practical. I like this photo better.

Me, too, in Japan, apparently not dusty .. it's humid there, the sea is all around and greenery. And I'm in the desert .. I live in the dust, the hamsinchik will go through and that's it, washing for a week. And it's just the wind around the clock.

Shelves closed with glass doors look prettier and more practical. I like this photo better.

if we talk about the practicality of glass shelves, then those with a profile are better. Type



I have glass doors with exactly the same mechanism, like a gypsy photo, and be healthy there dust.

Eheheh, I have already ordered glossy mustard facades, and now I am drawn to orange again ...

Eheheh, I have already ordered glossy mustard facades, and now I am drawn to orange again ...

Mustard, like orange, is a very flexible color. It goes well with virtually anything you want.







(in my clothes it is basic)

- that's all I think, if I have kitchen furniture on legs and they are closed with a bar like this .. then it will be possible to attach drawers instead of a bar ... all the same, there is no extra space in the kitchen ... otherwise I cannot decide on a dishwasher .. nowhere to shove all the kitchen stuff ...
Taken from here: 🔗, like all subsequent pictures, which also hooked ..

Hello dear! I'm sitting here in the "bushes", reading, forming. I really like this house! Your advice is needed very, very much! Today we drew a kitchen project, or rather two options. My husband said that he didn't care, the main thing is that I like it. Now I'm thinking about which option to choose based on functionality. Both seem to be nothing. Only I was unable to insert the image. Something does not work. Where to learn? Poke, pliz!

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Thanks for the science. I'm trying. This is the first option. This is the second one. Vanilla color. The table is light speckled. The case is nut, glass, as if they were sprinkled with opaque drops. In the first version there is a drying room behind the glass and is placed in the "first floor" of cabinets. There is a hint of dishes through the glass. In the second version, drying over the sink, with "aventus"

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Do you have the color of your furniture as it will be or is it conditional? It's a little hard to judge by your drawings, but I would remove the sink from the refrigerator to the left on one table, the refrigerator will be splattered all the time and far from the stove. In general, I would put a sink under the window (my ball).

I like the second option. Firstly, in the first version, the deaf facades from below look heavy, somehow overhanging. And in the corner is an incomprehensible column under the cabinet.
In the second version, this column is covered with a wall panel, as I understood, and it is practically invisible.

In both versions, I do not like that the sink is right next to the refrigerator. The side will splatter.

It seems to me that this version of the layout of the upper drawers will be more harmonious and more comfortable.

What will the facades be made of?
If the film is a hot oven in this version, when opened, it will burn the side door on the left.

As for washing, the splashing of the refrigerator does not bother me, you can also wash it, it is bad another thing - when you wash it, your right elbow has nowhere to turn, you will feel uncomfortable, and if you wash something oversized ...

There will be a wall panel between the refrigerator and the sink. And the distance between the sink and the stove is essential for me. I need more! Of course, washing by the window is good, but there are too many problems and just barely enough money.

Yet. Why is the cabinet above the hood lower than the rest? If the facades were flush, it would be better.
And how are you going to fix the wall to the refrigerator?

It's messy under the window, I agree, but 1) the battery, it can't be closed, 2) I don't want the microwave on the counter (so, there will be a lot of things on top). Twisted in every way, well, no way! 6.8 meters, however.

The wall is attached from the top and bottom, and just adjoins to the refrigerator. The distance between the top and bottom is 50 cm (I'm small), and the hood is 75 cm from the stove according to the norms. If lower, I will bang my head.

The hood should not be lower, but higher. So that all deaf facades go flush.
There are not enough drawers in my opinion. I would make boxes in the last object on the left.

The fact of the matter is that it is impossible. The refrigerator is only in this corner. They dragged him around in all corners, none of them arranged. And the surface is needed: Bread maker, cartoon, kettle. All this should stand side by side. I don't want to clean up somewhere every time.

And the hood at a height of 85 cm will not be too high? The item on the left does not have enough depth for the boxes, there are also pipes from the battery. I also thought about the boxes. Not enough.

The fact of the matter is that it is impossible. The refrigerator is only in this corner. They dragged him around in all corners, none of them arranged. And the surface is needed: Bread maker, cartoon, kettle. All this should stand side by side. I don't want to clean up somewhere every time.

Do you have a door from the refrigerator on the wall? And if it is built into the door and type, so that there is not a side of the refrigerator, but a side like the whole headset and a cabinet on top, as drawn. But why does it stick out so much in you, I don’t understand, is it so deep? And it will be removed from the sink and the working surface between it and the sink will be, and the cabinet will move from the oven, as already mentioned earlier. And in order for the kitchen to look more harmonious, symmetry is needed both along the bottom / top of the cabinets and along the vertical lines. IMHO

Then you need to think about it. Thank you! Of course, one cabinet height is better. On the wall adjacent to the refrigerator, there is not a door, but just an opening. Now he is there and stands with us, at the doorway. Space eats - horror. There is little space at once. And it sticks out, because Soviet architects came up with the sewer and other pipes to run outside to the sink.

Don't you want to unfold the refrigerator? and continue the countertop in its place? T. e. the refrigerator will stand sideways in relation to the kitchen furniture?

Yes, it’s written that way too. On Monday I’ll go to the salon, I’ll say, let them rise higher. And in front of the battery I think to put rectangular wicker baskets on the shelves. Not pans there! As I say, the refrigerator is still standing, sideways to the furniture. There is little space at once. And the wall is short, between the refrigerator and the furniture, see 30 in total.

The boxes do not give me rest. Why are there two objects between the stove and the sink? You can make one, then there will be more boxes. You can make three drawers: two regular and the third deep for pots.

To the left of the sink is a dishwasher, then drawers: two narrower, one wider.

Clear. I thought there were just two pedestal tables ... If it doesn't fit into the drawers, you can hang it on the rail. Be sure to do it, a very handy thing. You can then buy them separately by size.

Or maybe hang the microwave on the left wall on the bracket, why does it take up space - there may be a whole box.

I also thought about the left corner for the microwave, but there is a heating pipe and not close to the wall. Problematic. And, frankly, the microwave above the table is somehow not very good for me.My daughter hangs like that, I'm afraid to douse myself with golry when I pull it out. And I chose that corner on the table for a bread machine. The task is not an easy one: to stick the unplugged, "not to say even worse."

Yeah ... My kitchen is not small - 12 sq. m. and still not enough space

Thank you, girls, everyone for your attention to my problem. I'll go to bed, tomorrow morning I'll go to the dacha to fight the harvest.

I like the second option, well, let the hood be lower, why is everything under the ruler ?! I also have two drawers - enough.

You have a big family? Do you use 4 cooking zones? Maybe you don't need a 4-burner stove? The countertop will be bigger .. more space for microwaves, rice cookers, etc. The kitchen is small.
Take a look at the small kitchen here for example:
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I also thought about the left corner for the microwave, but there is a heating pipe and not close to the wall. Problematic. And, frankly, the microwave above the table is somehow not very good for me. My daughter hangs like that, I'm afraid to douse myself with golry when I pull it out. And I chose that corner on the table for a bread machine. The task is not an easy one: to stick the unplugged, "not to say even worse."

I liked the second one more, but many of the girls' comments are pertinent. about mikra. My height is 149 cm. But I have a micra (and it is an oven and a grill at the same time), I bake everything in it, it weighs on the wall. And I handle her perfectly. Under it is a cupboard and a bread maker on it, next to it a slow cooker and a Bosch food processor. And there is still a place for various small things when I use instruments there. Is your height even less than mine? Maybe my daughter just hung up her mikra according to her height and that's why it's not convenient for you. But the micra on the wall is very convenient for me and saves the main place. Since there is already a window to the toilet and bathroom above it, we have not yet removed it. We are also doing repairs, but the location of these devices (equipment) will remain at this level. Just try to estimate the micra in height that is convenient for you.

Parents are doing repairs, they want to lay a laminate in the kitchen.
Girls, advise something about this - which one to take? what to look for on the labeling? country of origin? etc.
Maybe I asked the question not in this topic, but here everything is always discussed so lively

In general, laminate flooring for the kitchen is not the best solution, it does not like moisture. Even if it is moisture resistant, it is only from above, and moisture seeps into the gap, the laminate "leads". Or tile, or linoleum.

If they decide to put laminate flooring, they will put it in any way. How long will it serve, and they will have linoleum or tiles later, when they themselves come to this decision. And now they only have a question of choosing a manufacturer and the quality of the laminate.

If they decide to put laminate flooring, they will put it in any way. How long will it serve, and they will have linoleum or tiles later, when they themselves come to this decision. And now they only have a question of choosing a manufacturer and the quality of the laminate.

Why not. Forewarned is forearmed. If they ask for advice, they probably listen to someone else's experience.

Even on laminate packaging and instructions, bathrooms and kitchens are crossed out. Yes, and our builders told us categorically: "What do you want, just not laminate in the kitchen." Either tile or linoleum.

Now I will describe the arguments why the choice fell on the laminate, although I tried to convince you that this is not the best option for the kitchen.
They don't want tiles, they walk around the apartment without slippers - it's cold. They do not want linoleum because my daughter (my sister) put a bucket of hot water on the linoleum - there is a trace left.

Now I will describe the arguments why the choice fell on the laminate, although I tried to convince you that this is not the best option for the kitchen.
They don't want tiles, they walk around the apartment without slippers - it's cold. They don't want linoleum because my daughter (my sister) put a bucket of hot water on the linoleum - there is a trace left.

This means that you shouldn't put hot buckets on linoleum for the future. But this is not a reason to lay laminate flooring.There is a small trace left from the bucket, and the whole laminate will go in a wave - will it be better than a trace from a bucket? Then either wear slippers or not put hot buckets anywhere. Well, or as an option - put an expensive laminate, and after a year and a half, make repairs in the kitchen. The choice is up to your parents.

Wouldn't cork work? You seem to have something like that. Or the carpet is joking

I wrote my post this way because I saw the key phrase "Parents are doing repairs." Someone, but the older generation is difficult to dissuade from the decision, since they a priori consider themselves older and already because they believe that they know no less than ours, and they have even more life experience. I rarely manage to convince, from my own experience I know.

Of course, I don’t know, I didn’t carry out such experiments, but I think if you put a hot bucket on the laminate, then there will also be a trace. In this case, your parents only need tiles. In my opinion, the laminate is quite capricious in maintenance, terribly afraid of moisture, various mechanical damage, chips, etc.