More and more decor trends form the past come back to our kitchens to make them edgy and unusual: eye-catchy tile backsplashes, two-tone cabinets, string lights and more and more. Freestanding cabinetry is one of them, it’s rediscovered and is making a huge come back, and more and more designers and home owners use it. Freestanding cabinets have legs and seem to be more elevated from the floor. They don’t need to be attached to the back wall although they can be if desired. I’ve prepared some pros that are to convince you to rock such cabinets in your kitchen, too.
Comfy Legs
Most of such cabinets are finished on all sides, and that means that you can move them around as much as you need and create various configurations – a great option for those who love changes and refreshing the space from time to time. The legs can be lowered or raised if you need to change the look, and they will fit even a space with imperfect flooring.
A large dark-colored wood vintage cabinet with open shelving and drawers as a stylish statement.
A large freestanding kitchen unit with open shelving and storage as a statement piece.
A large light-colored wood kitchen island with open shelving and some drawers.
A rustic farmhouse kitchen with freestanding metal cabinets and wooden counters for a softer feel.
A vintage industrial kitchen with free-standing metal cabinets and much open shelving looks airy.
Bold freestanding contemporary kitchen cabinets of wood and white painted metal look lightweight due to the legs.
Another great advantage that is connected with having tall legs is easy cleaning. The cabinets are elevated from the floor and you can easily mop and vacuum under them – ideal for clean freaks.
Even small legs like here will make your kitchen look more lightweight and playful, which is a great idea.
Freestanding blue kitchen cabinets with black and white countertops create an elegant feel, and vintage touches add more chic.
Freestanding stainless steel kitchen cabinets with wooden countertops create a cool industrial look.
Grey kitchen cabinets with metal legs and wooden countertops for a bold and modern kitchen with an industrial feel.
Grey vintage cabinets with legs and some of them placed on casters for easier moving around the space.
Cabinets on legs look more lightweight than usual ones and this helps make the entire room feel airy and spacious, it’s a rare thing for a kitchen, that’s why it’s so precious.
Light-colored woo and blackened metal cabinets for a bold and statement look in the kitchen.
metal cabinets on legs with much open shelving and baskets for storage that soften the look.
Minimalist blue kitchen cabinets on legs and casters for easier rearranging them around the space.
Minimalist kitchen cabinets on tall legs make cleaning the floors easier.
Modern light-colored kitchen cabinets on tall thin metal legs for a contemporary and airy feel.
Modern light-colored wood and metal kitchen cabinets on rather high legs for a cool airy look.
Modern metal freestanding cabinets look more lightweight than usual ones, which is essential in an industrial space.
Easy Installation
Freestanding kitchen cabinets are actually more easy to install than the conventional types. You may not even need the help of a professional which brings us to what is possibly the greatest advantage of all: you can change and reconfigure your kitchen every time you want, and this is great for those who love changes. Though freestanding cabinets are often more expensive than conventional ones, the easier installation could save you enough to make it worth investing in the cabinets in the first place. Now you see all the pros and I’m sure that you are convinced to buy such cabinets, too!
Pastel freestanding kitchen cabinets with brass touches and a kitchen island on tall legs for a lightweight feel.
Traditional kitchens also look nice with freestanding cabinets and it's easy to wash under them.
Two-toned free-standing kitchen cabinets comprise two of the hottest kitchen decor trends in one.
Various freestanding kitchen cabinets with metal countertops make the kitchen look airy and lightweight.
Vintage creamy and grey freestanding kitchen cabinets for a contrasting and bold space.
Vintage white and dark wood cabinets on legs are used for an eclectic and catchy kitchen look.
Vintage-inspired grey freestanding cabinets with white marble countertops for a peaceful and welcoming kitchen.