Here's the result: my effort to make common, oft used things (like keys, broom, dustpan) easily grabbable and yet deliberate.
Let me know if you think it works or if it's just cluttery.
Cheers
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Framing the Kitchen
Some main room rearrangements left me with 3 unused thrift shop frames. For months, I tripped over them when I went into my closet. Eventually, I decided to re-donate them and so leaned them against the wall near my kitchen door. I then tripped over them for 3 weeks while procrastinating on dropping them off. Finally, as I was gathering them up to haul to the car, I looked up at the (not really) blank wall of my kitchen. Hummmmm.
Here's the result: my effort to make common, oft used things (like keys, broom, dustpan) easily grabbable and yet deliberate.
Let me know if you think it works or if it's just cluttery.
Cheers
Here's the result: my effort to make common, oft used things (like keys, broom, dustpan) easily grabbable and yet deliberate.
Let me know if you think it works or if it's just cluttery.
Cheers
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I like it - I think the frames are pretty cool! I also like the cutting board cut to fit perfectly on your stove. Great use of space.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I actually found the cutting board precut at Ikea for less than $10 http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30087148/
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