봉주르하우스's post

My kitchen cabinets are a bit unique(?), so I've been getting a lot of questions about what kind of product they are, but since they're custom-made, I couldn't answer easily🥹 But I thought it might be helpful for those who are preparing their interiors! I'll write down 3 tips for making them ㅎㅎ ⠀ ⠀ 1️⃣ I boldly threw away the top shelf that I couldn't reach and added inner storage instead! Short people, you can relate, right? I got tired of carrying the step stool back and forth🥲 so I decided to throw away the top shelf! and focus on the lower storage! ㅎㅎ Even if you're short and have short arms, it's easy to put in and take out dishes, and I'm really, really satisfied because I don't have to put in several dish shelves roughly. When doing interiors, ask them to put the shelves tightly together. You can do it yourself! Just put in the dabo pieces, cut the shelves, and put them in. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ 2️⃣ The hood space that is always wasted is also reborn as storage space! I bought a hood that can be stored when I moved. (Product name: Palmec MOVE) With the same finishing material as the storage cabinet next to it, I covered the motor and pipes, and the inner shelf is also compartmentalized! I store the bat and kitchen towels that I use when cooking here. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ 3️⃣ Use a lift-up door that does not interfere with the movement! In my previous house, I used a sliding door, but it was a bit of an obstacle when I opened and closed it while cooking. In particular, this kitchen is really dense, so it was important to use the space efficiently, and I am using it conveniently with the lift-up. I open it when I cook, and close it when I finish the kitchen. The downside of this door is that when I open the door, I can't use the upper space, but I already gave up on the ceiling, so it wasn't inconvenient. Try it in a small kitchen! #OnlineHousewarming #주방인테리어 #인테리어팁 #SmallKitchenInterior #작은주방꾸미기