Laundry Room Cabinet Door Options
I finally got some cabinet doors built for the laundry room. It will be nice to have them up so this space will look pretty-er.
I built my doors with a beadboard panel — like I often do. But after designing all the different door options for Beckie’s studio, I had a hankering to do something different. So I flipped my doors over and added an X on the back.
But I wasn’t certain which I liked better. I asked on Facebook and got 108 comments which seemed to be about split down the middle.
It’s difficult to tell what the end result would look like by looking at these doors in their half wood, half prime, half covered with streaked paint state. (That’s too many halves — isn’t it?)
So I painted them so I could at least decide based on the finished look. I used Sherwin Williams “Summit Grey” ProClassic (satin). You know I love my ProClassic!
But I STILL can’t decide. Wes likes the X doors because they’re different. I do too but I like the traditional beadboard panel as well.
yep…I like ’em both and I still haven’t decided.
I’ll add another coat of paint and possibly some wax — and then maybe play “spin the bottle” to make the final decision. I’ll like them both so I’ll be happy either way. If I could install them with my eyes closed and then be as surprised as you with the result — I’d totally do that.
But installing cabinet doors while blindfolded is not idea. I’d end up with a Three-fer week in the DIY Blunder department and that would be too much for me to handle. 🙂
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Paint: Sherwin Williams “Summit Grey” ProClassic (satin)
I still really like the classic beadboard. I also think if your ever planning a resale that the beadboard ones would appeal to a much bigger audience. It just looks so sharp! Maybe go different with the wall accessories/pictures!
Liz
Agree with Thelma. I like them both.. why not use both?
I like the beadboard myself!
How about using both? have the beadboards on the outside with the X’s in the inside or vice versa. It’s a pattern then you would REALLY have the best of both worlds! =P
Since this is a laundry room, and they are famous for fine lint and dust bunnies, I think the simplier design would be the way to go. But,…even then, how hard is it to run a Swiffer cloth over the doors? Not much help am I?