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baseballmom94

X or Grid Pattern Mullions in Upper Glass Cabinets?

baseballmom94
hace 4 años

I'm down to the wire on selecting cabinetry for my new house. I'm trying to decide on whether to select an X pattern or traditional grid pattern for the upper glass door stacked cabinets. I'm drawn to the X pattern but don't want it to look dated eventually. Any thoughts?



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  • M Miller
    hace 4 años

    ^^I agree. Mullions can drive you crazy with trying to line them up with shelves (the box pattern), and I find the Xs unattractive. And when you need to clean the glass, the mullions make it tedious. It’s also a bit of a fussy look. IMHO, better skipped.

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    • silken1
      hace 4 años

      I don't know anything about how dated one way or another looks. But I don't like the X pattern. I much prefer the other way with squares or rectangles created by the grid.

    • mmilos
      hace 4 años

      I would consider what other windows you have in the house and space. If you have diamond pattern windows, maybe go for the X pattern. If you have rectangular muntins, go with the rectangular. If you don't have any muntins, go for all glazing.

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      New York Hardware
      hace 4 años

      The X-pattern looks Roman-esc? Not a bad thing. However, do you have to have a grid-pattern? Maybe just a clear, textured or frosted glass as alternatives?


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    • K Laurence
      hace 4 años

      I would prefer none, but I like simplicity. Between the two I would opt for the classic square or rectangular grid.

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      Icon Building Group
      hace 4 años

      baseballmom94,

      We do many stacked cabinet options and if you follow the overall selections the X pattern is never selected and typically only see this application in a cabinet showroom circumstance. The most recent trend I would say is without any grids and that look is timeless. I gave you a few recent examples that have different configurations. Good Luck





    • User
      hace 4 años

      Does that overly ornamented look go with the rest of the house? If the kitchen doesn't match the house, which one do you think you should change?

    • baseballmom94
      Autor original
      hace 4 años
      Última modificación: hace 4 años

      Thank you all so much! I plan to go with the traditional grid pattern! Icon Building Group, thanks for the input about current client choices and the photos. Now on to the vent hood design which will be a new thread!

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      Anglophilia
      hace 4 años

      No to grids of any kind! I'm SO glad I read that advice on GW before I re-did my kitchen 3 years ago!!! A friend on the Vineyard put in a new kitchen, and it has standard square grids, and it drives her crazy as there is no way to properly arrange her cabinets and have the shelves line-up with the grids. What's surprising is that an architect designed her kitchen. I know - not great at kitchen design, but surely he would have realized the grid problem. Apparently not...

    • K R
      hace 4 años
      I’d just leave them plain glass fronts or frosted glass. It’s already hard enough to decorate them, and it does make them more fussy and difficult to clean. I’ve lived with our plain glass fronts for a year now, and I think I’m having my tint guy come in and frost them now...I just can’t get the decor right up there...
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