🛠️ Why I Built This Open Kitchen Wall Cabinet
For this standard kitchen layout, I wanted to give the upper cabinets a more custom, designer look—and create a spot to add some decor and warmth to the wall. The end of this run of cabinets is located above a peninsula bar, which made a traditional wall cabinet impractical. It would’ve been hard to access and felt heavy above the open space.
This open wall cabinet was a simple, beginner-friendly way to solve all of that. It adds style, easy storage, and makes the space feel more open and intentional.
📸 Photos of This Wall Cabinet in the Kitchen
Above the peninsula bar:
This open end wall shelf wraps the corner and finishes off the upper cabinets without blocking sightlines or making the space feel closed in.
Side view of the wall cabinet and bar area:
The open shelf allows for quick access and easy styling, and it avoids the awkward reach you'd need with a full-depth cabinet.
Balancing the kitchen layout with a second open cabinet:
We added a matching open cabinet on the opposite end of the upper cabinets to keep things feeling balanced and intentional.
✨ Open Wall Cabinet Features
- Open on the front and side – Perfect for corner installs or finishing off a cabinet run
- Beginner-friendly build – Simple construction with just a few tools
- Easy to customize – Paint or stain to match your kitchen
- Great for decor – Display plants, bowls, cookbooks, or everyday dishes
- Works in tricky layouts – Ideal for peninsulas, dining nooks, or small kitchens
- Makes stock cabinets feel custom – Adds that built-in designer look without the cost
📐 Free Plans to Build Your Own Open Wall Kitchen Cabinet
You can build this cabinet with basic tools and a little time!
Our free plans include:
- Step-by-step building instructions
- Detailed diagrams
- Complete cut list and shopping list
This is a super easy way to elevate your kitchen—without the stress of a full cabinet install.
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