These are kitchen cabinets with fluted glass shutters. The glass has fine vertical ribs and sits in a slim aluminium frame. The inside is lit with warm light. You see the soft shapes of plates and jars, not every item.
Glass that forgives a busy shelf
Clear glass shows everything, and a kitchen shelf is rarely perfect. Fluted glass blurs it. The cabinets still look light and lit from inside. The texture also adds depth to a plain run of shutters.
The upper cabinets stop looking like boxes
A full wall of solid upper cabinets can feel heavy. Glass breaks it up. Light from inside the cabinets brightens the counter below. The kitchen looks deeper and more finished.
Who it suits
- You want glass shutters but not a show-everything shelf.
- Your kitchen has a long run of upper cabinets.
- You like a contemporary look with some texture.
Before you choose
- A kitchen has oil in the air. The ribs need a wipe with a mild cleaner now and then.
- Keep glass cabinets away from the space right above the hob, where steam and grease are heaviest.
- Bright packets still show as blocks of colour. Store them lower down.
