#Would you do a kitchen with all drawer base cabinets?

Without a second thought (taking into account the sink exceptions you noted which functionally require doors). The only exception would be in a kitchen with no additional storage where you could stash really huge pots (pressure canners and ginormous stock pots come to mind). Even then I might do a pullout (essentially big vertically-oriented drawers when you think about it) and have lids and trays in the front with big pots behind. I am having no doors in my new kitchen if can help it.

CEFreeman

April 9, 2012 at 2:28PM

I have done all my base cabinets drawer.

My sink does not require doors. I have an apron sink and refuse to crawl around on the floor to find something under it. Even with a garbage disposer, I designed a drawer that's lower in the back, taller in the front. I put a drawer front on it and voila! another drawer. Plus, a more functional space for me.

I just cut the cabinet out from underneath my peninsula, which was a 33 , reach-in, 2-drawer base. I HATED it. I would throw crap in there and forget about it. Kind of like tall, upper cabinets. [LOL]. I've put in an 18 4-drawer (reuse center. If I'd purchased, would have been 3-drawer) and my 24 microwave cabinet. I literally cut that thing out with a sawsall. Screaming, Die! Die! Die you USELESS THING! Or something like that.