Trend Alert: 13 Kitchens with Utensil Rails - Remodelista
If your kitchen tools are pretty enough, why not display them? A kitchen-length storage rail in a project by UK studio Sevil Peach from Sevil Peach Studio in Primrose Hill. Skye McAlpine’s muted pink kitchen by Jersey Ice Cream Co. features a long brass rail; from Kitchen of the Week: Skye McAlpine’s London Flat by Jersey Ice Cream Co.. John Baker and Juli Daoust, the owners of Mjölk in Toronto, store their utensils in plain sight; see more at Steal This Look: A Scandi-Meets-Japanese Kitchen. Photograph by Carissa and Andrew Gallow, courtesy of Freunde von Freunden. The Portland, Oregon, kitchen of John and Jen Vitale profiled on Freunde von Freunden. Another kitchen designed by Jersey Ice Cream Co. with an even longer brass rail that crosses over a marble backsplash from Building Character: Jersey Ice Cream Co. and the Case of the Charmless Manse. A kitchen in Boston by Bunker Workshop with a copper storage rail. Photograph courtesy of Bunker Workshop, a member of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory. German-born designer Katrin Arens installed a black iron rail against the blackened sheet metal in a kitchen in Bergamo. Pietro Russo uses a short iron rail to keep kitchen essentials close. A Jasper Morrison–designed kitchen for Italian manufacturer Schiffini features a slender utensil rail across a steel backsplash from Kitchen of the Week: Jasper Morrison’s First Modular Kitchen for Schiffini. A utensil rail is mounted on either side of a window frame, adding interest to a walled in view from Kitchen of the Week: A Seventies Overhaul by Hearth Studio. John and Juli Baker—some of the first to take full advantage of the kitchen utensil rail—installed a custom brass rail under the open shelves in their cottage kitchen. A Shaker style peg rail hangs over the retro range in blogger Vanessa Pleasants’s Kalispell, Montana home from Kitchen of the Week: In Montana, Rustic Chic on a Budget. A utensil rail mounted to the underside of an open shelf in ceramic artist Suzie Ryu’s Brooklyn kitchen from Before & After: The $350 DIY Kitchen Overhaul in Two Weekends. Finally, get more ideas on how to improve your kitchen storage and organization in our Remodeling 101 Guide: Kitchen Storage & Organization.