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Hi all:
I am designing a new kitchen in a room with 10' ceilings. I plan to run the cabinets up to 8' and then have 2' of soffit (12" deep) around the perimeter of the kitchen. In the one corner where there would be cabinets, however, I had planned on having one of those specialized wall corner cabinets that runs at a 45 degree angle in the middle rather than an "L" shaped cabinet. The only thing is that if I choose such a cabinet the part that runs at the 45 degree angle would extend beyond the bottom of the soffit. Since the room is a blank slate right now, I've got a lot of options, but I don't know which would be best. As I see it, the main options would be: 1) make the soffit run at a diagonal over that corner (and probably other corners as well, just so it matches) 2) just go with an "L" shaped cabinet 3) make the soffit deeper than the cabinets. Any input? This is just one of those things that I never thought to look at in houses I've been at. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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