This is a tall kitchen unit with smoked glass shutters. Smoked glass is also called tinted glass: it is dark but still see-through. Slim aluminium frames hold it. Shelves inside are lit, so crockery and cookware show softly through the tint.
Glass that keeps a little mystery
Smoked glass keeps a little mystery. It reveals less than clear glass, so the shelves do not need to be perfect. It looks sophisticated and calm. It also pairs well with dark appliances.
Storage that looks like furniture
A tall unit gives a lot of storage on a small footprint. In smoked glass it looks like a piece of furniture, not a cupboard. It adds depth to a light-coloured kitchen without making it busy.
Who it suits
- You want glass fronts but not everything on show.
- Your kitchen is light in colour and needs one darker accent.
- You need a lot of storage on a small footprint.
Before you choose
- Smoked glass hides more when the inside lights are off.
- Dark glass shows fingerprints and dust more than fluted glass does.
- Heavy cookware goes on the lower shelves.
