Wednesday, August 16, 2006

bakers rack : Storage and Style

The kitchen is probably the area of the home that requires the least amount of furniture. Sure, the kitchen appliances take up plenty of space and perhaps you have an island, but the actual furniture in the average kitchen is little to none. However, there is one piece of furniture that may be more useful and versatile than any other furniture you purchase, and that furniture is actually crafted for your kitchen. That piece of furniture is known as the bakers rack.

A bakers rack can be many things. It can be a place for extra storage, a space to display your decorative treasures, more room to prep your food, or somewhere to store and serve your wine. The versatility of this kitchen furniture is indeed quite impressive; however, versatility is not the only benefit a bakers rack has to offer. In addition to being useful, they can also be very beautiful, allowing you to enhance the atmosphere of your kitchen while adding functionality at the same time.

When shopping for a bakers rack, the foremost thought to keep in mind is what purpose you want the piece to serve. If you need storage space to keep kitchen clutter out of site, you'll want a bakers rack that offers enclosed storage areas. If you need a place to store and serve wine, you'll want one that features built-in wine and stemware racks. If you need additional space to prep your food, you need a bakers rack designed with that in mind.

If you're worried that you don't have enough space in your kitchen for a bakers rack, you may be surprised. Bakers racks come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Some of them, referred to as corner backers racks, can take an unused corner of the kitchen and turn it into a functional and attractive space.

When shopping for a bakers rack, be prepared to spend at least one-hundred-and-fifty dollars for the most basic model. Bakers racks on the higher end of the spectrum can cost one-thousand dollars or more. Just remember, the investment in a bakers rack will provide you with an abundance of benefits for years to come.

by Jesse Akre,

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