Facebook Tweet Help Stories Kitchen , Top Tips Cabinetry 7 great concealed storage ideas for your kitchen Share Tweet Help Aren't humans funny? First we want the once-tucked-away kitchen to come out and join the living spaces, then we employ clever ways to conceal it all over again 1. Clean faced The brief for this kitchen included clean lines and balance – in response almost everything ducks under cover with the close of a bifold door, with only the ovens left on show. The island is a treasure trove of concealed wine and even the rangehood keeps cooking oils and sauces close at hand but out of sight.Designed by Hewe Kitchens and InteriorsPhotography by Jamie CobelSee more of this family kitchen 2. When a set back is a positive No concealing doors needed for this narrow yet highly functional kitchen scullery which uses the layout of the design to downplay its presence – nonetheless, the scullery is finished in the same materials and tones as the on-show front kitchenDesigned by Jessica Valintine DesignPhotography by Jamie CorbelSee more of this finely finished kitchen 3. A lunchtime wine? No, maybe just a coffee? For this kitchen, two tall appliance cabinets were custom designed in matt black with matching roller doors for the owners to access small appliances with ease. Plus, a central integrated wine fridge achieves the neat trick of still displaying its contents courtesy of an accomodating glass window in the oak cabinetry door.Designed by Pepper DesignPhotography Johnny AngelSee more of this kitchen 4. Maxwell Smart would approve Having the kitchen itself closing off via a discreet pocket door provides an intimation of the cabinetry's see me/see me not role – the pantry is hidden behind opening/pocketing back cabinet doors and contains a benchtop, perforated steel baskets, internal drawers and shelving.Designed by Nicola Manning DesignPhotography by Kallan MacLeodSee more of this kitchen 5. Lovely furniture, but where's the kitchen? When closed, this large pocket door system allowed the kitchen to seem like a large cabinet or piece of furniture, integrating all of the appliances as the owners desired – to achieve this door system the designer had to work on the finer details of the folding doors to allow them to bi-fold and then still return into the dedicated niche.Designed by Damian Hannah, German KitchensPhotography by Paul McCredieSee more of this kitchen 6. Not one secret, but two Part of a 'hands-on' show kitchen for the designer's own kitchen design company, this demure timber cabinetry unit includes a secret door to the pantry behind and an elegant drinks station concealed by pocket doors right alongside.Designed by Suede + StonePhotography by Emma MacDonaldSee more of this kitchen 7. A drink? Well, we maybe have one at Christmas This very much to hand drinks station in a statement entertainer's kitchen echoes the operation of the main cabinetry and is set to the side of the workspace – with doors open it takes on a rather celebratory feelDesigned by Kirsty Davis Kitchen DesignPhotography by Anthony TurnhamSee more of the kitchen Story by: Trendsideas 14 Aug, 2022 Kitchen Cabinetry Top tips Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Falling water 01 Dec, 2024 Surface attraction 01 Dec, 2024 Farmhouse with flair 01 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Kitchen Here's all the inspiration, ideas and information you need to get started on your Kitchen Read More Similar Stories