Trends We Love: Wire Mesh Cabinets
Wire mesh cabinets are a trend we are loving right now!
It instantly creates texture and architectural detail while exposing the silhouettes of your favorite dish-ware, linens, etc. It combines the fun of open shelving while making things a little less exposed and less cluttered.
Traditionally, the style looks a little more rustic, but recently we’ve seen it in a variety of styles. From modern to industrial, the style works in a variety of designs!
From the Windsong Project
An alternative to glass cabinets or open shelving, wire mesh cabinets open up your kitchen and break up the monotonous look of floor-to-ceiling cabinets.
Photo from Better Homes and Garden
Add small details in an unexpected way with wire mesh!
Design by Tim Barber Ltd Architecture and photographed by Karyn Millet
Traditionally, you’d associate wire mesh with a country look. However, the shiny patterns add sleek pattern and shine, which can easily work for a modern glam design.
Design by Cyndy Cantley and photographed by Laurey Glenn
Design by Andrew Howard Interior Design
Design by Thom Filicia and photographed by Lesley Unruh
Design by Carla Smith and photographed by Traditional Home
Design by Emily Henderson and photographed by Tessa Neustadt
I believe it was the old "chicken wire" that made it so country-looking. These are really nice.
I agree with Teri, that the chicken wire is very country looking. But these pictures have me convinced that it could actually be quite sophisticated if done right!
Nailed it!!
Can you clarify if there is only the wire in these- or is there glass AND wire? Jus the other day I had the bright idea of changing out the glass in our wall unit/tv cab to wire but wondered if the dust in there would be a problem1
We have them in our kitchen. There is glass + wire. We do not have an issue with dust.
Love this look! Thanks for sharing. Kitchen-related question: Do you see stainless steel appliances going out of style anytime soon? I notice your clients often have them so I’m guessing that’s a no…
Do you have a vendor you recommend for mesh?