Many years ago, while I was still installing factory cabinets in new construction, I often looked across the living room from the kitchen I was working in and saw a niche or, as I referred to them, “a hole in the wall”. I’d think, “I bet someone could make a living filling those holes with custom-designed cabinetry”.
Well. Here we are.
Both my client and I were pleased with how this project came out. A simple but elegant design provides a backdrop to the TV and some cabinet space below. The cabinets feature inset doors and “push to open” hinges allowing them to blend in as wall paneling. The shiplap added some interest to the area behind the TV and the stained alder mantle and floating shelf contrast beautifully against the white shiplap.
