Modern kitchen is hard to imagine without wall furniture. Its quantity, appearance and location create comfortable conditions for the hostess. However, designers do not advise cluttering the kitchen with lockers, exactly, as well as leaving the walls empty.
Almost all kitchen furniture is designed for storing utensils, household appliances, kitchen utensils and food products. The manufacturer tries to help us, releasing lockers with simple and complex facades and different mechanisms for opening doors, which could take a worthy place in the interior.
Types of kitchen cabinets
Horizontal cabinet
The products are manufactured with one-door or with a folding facade. To increase the functionality of the horizontal wall cabinet for the kitchen, it is complemented by a top or bottom niche.
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Vertical cabinet
Kitchens with narrow hanging cupboards look interesting and attractive, provided that the vertical furniture is a complement, and not the base of the kitchen set. Most of all, it is appreciated in small apartments , where there is a deficit of the wall surface.
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Corner cupboard
A hinged corner cabinet for the kitchen allows you to make full use of the corner of the room. It can be an independent element or a complete set of headset. According to the type of structures, there are L-shaped, straight and trapezoidal structures with oblique angles. A feature of lockers often become unusual shelves, providing free access to objects located on them. Depending on the model, they extend or rotate around their axis.
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Edge
This kind of kitchen furniture gives the interior a finish. Like previous models, lockers combine form. A small difference in the design of the facade or shelves only adds to their attractiveness.
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You can talk about the design of products indefinitely. After all, it is their appearance that attracts us in the first place. Beautiful look models with glass inserts, although the solid version is much more practical. When buying a glass wall cabinet in the kitchen, you should prepare a place in advance away from the plate to protect the glass from permanent contamination.