Everyone loves their trendy upscale kitchen to look clean and fresh, but the need for a kitchen garbage container can be a struggle to conceal. Thankfully, Andre Kitchen & Bath has a variety of ideas to help you conceal your trash can without ruining the overall look of your stylish kitchen.
Disguise It as a Cabinet
Depending on your kitchen design, you may have the option of creating a custom streamlined area to hold your trashcan that looks just like the rest of your cabinets. This can be built into the existing cabinets, or it can be a standalone container that has the same finish as the rest of your kitchen.
Roll Out
For homeowners who want to have a more integrated appearance roll-out trash cans are a great option. A cabinet that rolls out can house a trash can or it can host a built-in steel bin to handle your bags. These are usually right next to the kitchen sink for ease of disposal.
Tilt-Out
Just like a roll-out, a tilt out sectional can placed next to the sink or built on the ends of an island. They work the same way a roll out does, but instead of rolling the opening tilts to allow the homeowner access to the trash bin.
Lift Top
If you are looking for a standalone option to preserve your cabinet space, the lift top trash can is a great way to go. You can make it a multi-entry bin if you want to recycle or add a section for composting, which streamlines dividing the waste. The stand-alone structure makes it easy to customize to the needs of your family. The finishing can match the rest of the kitchen, or be made to contrast for a stylish touch. If you happen to be renovating, you can even use some of your old kitchen cabinet doors and boxes to save money and materials.
Wicker Waste
For owners with a more traditionally styled kitchen or for more modern kitchens that could benefit from added texture, a wicker trash can is a stylish option. They are easy to clean, last for ages and are made large enough to fit a traditional trash can inside of them. You can purchase them pre-painted, or take on a DIY project and paint it a custom color over the weekend.
Whiskey Waste
To add a bit of fun to your kitchen, consider converting a wine barrel or whiskey barrel into a trashcan holder. They are a manageable size, durable, and even come with a top making it the perfect way to hide an unsightly trash can while adding character to your kitchen.
How We Can Help
There are plenty of ways to hide things from view in your kitchen without losing your designer flair. Andre Kitchen & Bath is always here to offer advice, price quotes, and suggestions when you are ready to make a change. Give our office a call to find out more about our services. We are standing by to serve at (416)-562-1068, so call now!
