How about some color on those kitchen shelves?I've always loved seeing how others organize their
homes - in particular the kitchen. If you plan to
have open shelving in your kitchen, you know that
it needs to always be somewhat organized. I love the
pops of colors by mugs brought on by mugs and
dishware.
A monochromatic color scheme will alwayswork as well - especially when it's all whites
and creams. You can't really go wrong when
using a monochromatic theme.
I absolutely love how the shiny dark floorscontrast with the rest of the bright kitchen.
I'm a huge fan of FireKing, so I think the
Jadeite on the shelves are just perfect.
Even if you have a small pantry such as the oneabove, you can still organize it in an aesthetic way
using uniform bottles and containers. The clock and
chalkboard really completes the classic look.
Now this kitchen has no shortage of storage andcabinets. The green backed shelves are a nice
touch - as well as the hardware on the cabinets.
Labeled containers always have that nostalgic
and vintage feel to it - giving character to any
space.
Here's another example where something as simple asputting some color onto the back of shelves can really
make a difference.
Not everything has to be uniform to createan aesthetically pleasing space, this pantry
has very different items in it but they are
spaced out and arranged just right on the
shelves so as not to seem too crowded or
cluttered.

I've always loved some glass for the facing of topcabinets. It just makes the space seam airier and
more open.
This is the shelving in Sally Wheat's Kitchen (a friend ofJoni from Cote De Texas and a great designer.) Joni has
some great posts on Sally's home. I really love gray and
the dove gray really goes nicely with the white subway
tiles.
A modern take on a traditional look complete with beadedboards on the back of the cabinets. It's quite lovely.
Photos from House Beautiful, ThingsThatInspire, Cote De Texas,
Country Home, Domino, Lincoln Barbour Photography and More.
A big thank you to Terri Sapienza at the Washington Post
for featuring this post.
Country Home, Domino, Lincoln Barbour Photography and More.
A big thank you to Terri Sapienza at the Washington Post
for featuring this post.


