Stainless steel appliances are one thing, but stainless steel appliances and cabinets? I don’t know if I could do it…could you?

With a stainless steel fridge, microwave, stove, toaster and coffee pot, I don’t think I could deal with anymore stainless steel. Not because of the look but because of the obsessive cleaning that takes over me when I see one smudge on any of the above items. Once the stainless steel polish is out, I’m a mad woman running around to make sure every inch of stainless is completely clean and doesn’t have that extra residue that some polishes (or maybe just the one I use?) leave.

While I love the look of all stainless steel kitchens, mentally I couldn’t handle it! And when I have kids? Forget it!

So, how about you – do you love this look or not so much?

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Brown Oak Finish Traditional TV Stand

Features:

• Classic TV Console
• Distressed Brown Oak Finish
• Sturdy Construction
• Slate Inserts on Teh Cabinet Doors and Top
• Storage Drawers and Cabinets

Dimensions:

• TV Stand: 60″L x 19″D x 26″H

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Distressed Brown Oak Finish Classic TV Stand w/Slate Inserts

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Classic White Finish Home Office Desk

Features:

• Traditional Home Office
• Hanna Collection
• Sturdy Construction
• Great For Working Or Studying At Home
• Solid Wood
• Three File Cabinets, Drawer, Open Shelf and Two Small Hutches
• Matching Chair And File Cabinet Are Also Available

Dimensions:

• Office Desk: 86″L x 86″W x 30″H
• Swivel Chair: 28″L x 28″W x 34″H
• File Cabinet: 21″L x 22″W x 66″H

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Blik and Threadless have paired up yet again to launch these adhesive Pattern Wall Tiles . The collection has started off with five self-adhesive sets featuring designs from the Threadless community. Non-toxic and free of both PVC and phthalates, the 16-square-foot tiles are developed for smaller surface areas that you want to accent, such as behind the bed, over a sofa, or even on kitchen cabinets.

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Materials: “Faktum” wall cabinet, tape measure, power drill, cirkle saw, screwdriver. Description: Before we moved to our house we lived in a very beautiful apartment witch was housed in an old school built in 1900. Our apartment was built in the old music study, with big windows and since it was an old class room the living room/kitchen was very spacious. The only problem we had was that the kitchen part was a bit small and that there were not a lot of storage cabinets

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Looong bench-cabinet

Materials: BORGHAMN-TV bench, 2 IVAR-Cabinets white paint with STRECKET-Handle, VARDE wall cabinet, 2 VYSSA SLUMMER-Mattress for cot + SOFIA Fabric broad-striped Description: For my son I needed a seat in our very small kitchen. I combined old and new IKEA furniture. ~ Bianca Reinecke, Hannover, Germany

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Wenge Finish Modern Entertainment TV Center

• Contemporary Entertainment Unit TV8024 Wenge
• Wenge matt finish veneers
• Solid wood construction
• Storage cabinets
• Stainless steal legs

Dimensions:

• TV Stand: W82.5″ x D19″ x H19″

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Chris Ruhe has created storage cabinets from old doors and cabinets giving them a new life as one big cabinet. He also created a bookshelf using old ladders. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Doors by Chris Ruhe

Materials: Pax Wardrobe

Description: I had an ugly, 1970’s cabinet that hid our boiler and our fusebox. I wanted the cabinet to match the kitchen just a few feet away.

The challenge was that there’s lots of pipes and electrical wires that can’t be moved.

I purchased one 100cm wide and two 50cm wide Pax wardrobe cabinets with doors that matched my ikea kitchen.

The 100cm wide cabinet was used to hide the boiler. I used only the two side panels, the bottom toe kick and the doors. The board meant to go at the top of the cabinet was cut into several pieces that allowed the pipe, but still provided the needed stability. Holes were cut into the sides to allow pipes and wires.

One of the 50cm cabinets was used to hide some pipes and a fusebox. The cabinet was assembled according to the instructions with only half of the back and holes cut into the side to accommodate a large pipe.

The third cabinet was assembled with no hack. It’s nice to have some extra storage.

I love the final product. I was pleasantly surprised to find the chipboard tolerated cutting and drilling with no problems at all.

~ Jules, Vancouver bc