Throughout December, I plan to give the kitchen a nice facelift.
-Cabinets will be painted white/off-white
-Walls will get a nice new paint
-Track lighting to replace ceiling lights and pendant light over sink
-Replace 'recycled-air' hood fan with over-the-range black microwave
-Replace dishwasher with equivalent black one
-Replace all cabinet hardware
-New taller/stylish kitchen faucet
-4' island with overhung countertop for stool seating
-Possibly glass mosaic backsplash tile
-Possibly paint countertop with Rustoleum kit or Giani kit
ANYWAYS, my question is with our frameless cabinets, would crown moulding look good or bad? To install I would add 1x3 pine pieces to perimeter of cabinets (cabinet face not door face) and tack crown to the face of this piece. Thus, when the door is closed the crow would be flush with door and when the door is open, the crown would overhang the cabinet 'face' by approximately 3/4".
What do you guys think, to add crown or not, that is the question.
Our kitchen:
Inspirational photo:
-Cabinets will be painted white/off-white
-Walls will get a nice new paint
-Track lighting to replace ceiling lights and pendant light over sink
-Replace 'recycled-air' hood fan with over-the-range black microwave
-Replace dishwasher with equivalent black one
-Replace all cabinet hardware
-New taller/stylish kitchen faucet
-4' island with overhung countertop for stool seating
-Possibly glass mosaic backsplash tile
-Possibly paint countertop with Rustoleum kit or Giani kit
ANYWAYS, my question is with our frameless cabinets, would crown moulding look good or bad? To install I would add 1x3 pine pieces to perimeter of cabinets (cabinet face not door face) and tack crown to the face of this piece. Thus, when the door is closed the crow would be flush with door and when the door is open, the crown would overhang the cabinet 'face' by approximately 3/4".
What do you guys think, to add crown or not, that is the question.
Our kitchen:
Inspirational photo: