Navy Blue

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

Three drawers instead of a door, so nothing hides at the back: pull the drawer and everything is in front of you. The shallow top drawer takes flatware, utensils, and lids. The two deep drawers below hold pots, pans, mixing bowls, or stacked plates. Drawer bases cost more than door cabinets, so most kitchens use them where they get opened every day: beside the range and near the dishwasher.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The everyday base cabinet: a shallow drawer on top for utensils and wrap, doors below with one shelf for pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. Cheaper than a drawer base and just as useful for things you do not reach for daily. It fills most of a kitchen's lower run, and a roll-out tray can be added later if you want drawer-style access to the back.

The blind corner: a plain door-and-drawer cabinet whose other half tucks behind the cabinet on the next wall. The cheapest way to build into a corner and the deepest storage in the kitchen, for things you fetch a few times a year. It slides out from the corner up to 3" so it can meet the next run exactly, and it works on the left or the right.

The blind corner: a plain door-and-drawer cabinet whose other half tucks behind the cabinet on the next wall. The cheapest way to build into a corner and the deepest storage in the kitchen, for things you fetch a few times a year. It slides out from the corner up to 3" so it can meet the next run exactly, and it works on the left or the right.

The blind corner: a plain door-and-drawer cabinet whose other half tucks behind the cabinet on the next wall. The cheapest way to build into a corner and the deepest storage in the kitchen, for things you fetch a few times a year. It slides out from the corner up to 3" so it can meet the next run exactly, and it works on the left or the right.