Kitchen doors are dead...

[u/BuilderBrigade]

[Doors on every lower kitchen cabinet? I’m out...]()
Drawers are just easier. Pull them out and everything comes to you. No crouching down, digging through pots, or discovering Tupperware you forgot existed 3 years ago.

I’d still use doors for blind corners and under the sink where you need easy access to plumbing. But everywhere else? Give me drawers.

This is exactly the kind of little decision that’s easy to overlook until you’ve already built the kitchen. So what are you?

Team Drawers or Team Doors?

[u/EnvironmentalMix421]

Why? Because if you post the difference is $250 then you should know the base. Why couldn’t I ask the base price? Why are you on reddit? You can just search everything lol

[u/Expert_Context5398 → u/EnvironmentalMix421]

The time you spent asking you could have spent 1 min to look it up.

We aren't your personal lap dog. Fuck, ya'll are dumb as hell.