Design | Wellness | Cabinetry
Bazzeo by NY Loft not only boasts good looks and clean lines, it is Eco-friendly too.
The boxes are made from 1/4″ Paperstone with wood veneer, laminate or aluminum fronts in their NJ factory. The manufacturing process employs energy saving techniques, recycling of scraps and low-VOC lacquers.
I’d worry a little about aluminum on lower cabinets scratching but I can’t deny it’s beautiful.
This Vichy Cabinet from the NAVA collection by Bissonnet has retractable side shelves with chrome rails that slide behind the mirror to keep grooming products close at hand.
The cabinet is 6.5″ deep and extends 8.7″ from each side. Bissonnet offers a companion vanity as well.
I really like that the mirror is one large uninterrupted piece of glass.
This picture is from the June issue of Dwell Magazine.
It proves that you can add lots of storage to a small space without it looking boring.
The article didn’t discuss the details of the kitchen but it made me think of when people buy kitchen displays or cabinets from someone who is remodeling and they try to come up with ways to use all the cabinets in their own kitchen.
A Special Thanks goes to mod*mom for giving me a peek at the digital edition of Dwell Magazine.
The largest design dilemma in an L-shaped kitchen is “What do you do in the corner?”
A great way to add sleek functionality to your kitchen is by incorporating the Le Mans swivelling shelves in not just a blind cabinet but a Tall Blind Cabinet.
Rows of tall cabinets are very popular right now – espeically with interesting wood grains. By keeping the tall cabinets on the short side the room actually feels bigger. Extra tall cabinets in a small space feel a bit too towering.
