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What do you think? Material for this cabinet is MFC (melamine faced chipboard) with quartz stone countertop. It was built up to ceiling height to maximize space and the door is handleless make it look sleek and clean.

by Cringelord10923

10 Comments

  1. twoaspensimages

    The vent hood and washer/dryer not having hidden outlets so the plugs aren’t taking up two of the three plugs. Drilling the countertop to just be able to plug in the washer/dryer is completely unacceptable. I’m hoping this isn’t your house.

  2. Quirky-Ad2698

    Maybe add some kind of warm color to break up the sterility

  3. garmark_93

    It’s too much white/tan IMO. Id paint the walls and/or make the flooring something modern.

  4. ihatejasonbrigham

    1. How do you open them?

    2. I wish the vertical lines (where the cabinet door fronts open and close) matched with the top and bottom cabinets. They’re just slightly off.

  5. amantonas

    Lol lots of hate!! I think it looks great, love the drying rack above the sink

  6. Character-Sun-9425

    I would do different tiles. These make it look a bit like a hospital. I prefer smaller tiles but big coloured ones are nice too. Major plus if they are arranged in a different direction to horizontal. If you are unsure try to Vynil tiles first so you can remove them easily if you don’t like them

  7. sambadoll

    I wish dish drying racks were common in the US. So simple, so common sense1

  8. I actually love, love, LOVE the natural wood with the white cabinets (especially that unique stripe of wood above the uppers). I think it just need a few finishing touches.

    Add some black handles, and a subway tile backsplash!

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