Kitchen Cabinets with Open Shelves
112 cabinets and accessories in 6 door styles, from $72.10 to $186.90. Updated
- Open wall cabinets with no doors
- Open end shelves to finish a wall run
- Floating shelves in 36″, 48″, and 60″ widths
- Finish matched to the rest of the cabinet run
- Mix open and closed storage in one wall
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Storage with no doors
Open shelving puts the everyday dishes on display and speeds up the reach. This page collects every doorless option we carry: open wall cabinets that swap into the run where a doored cabinet would go, open end shelves that finish the exposed end of a wall run with display steps, and floating shelves for the walls between.
All come in the same finishes as the doored cabinets, which is what keeps a mixed wall looking deliberate.
Mixing open and closed
The working formula is one part open to three parts closed: open cabinets flanking the window or hood for the pretty dishes, doors everywhere else for the clutter. End shelves belong at the run terminus where an exposed cabinet side would otherwise face the room.
Pick your door style below to see every open option in your finish.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I mix open and closed cabinets in the same wall run?
Yes, and it is one of the most practical ways to design a kitchen wall. A common approach is roughly one open unit for every three closed ones, using the doorless spots near a window or range hood for everyday dishes and decorative pieces. Because the open units come in the same finishes as the doored cabinets, the wall reads as one intentional design rather than a patchwork.
What is the difference between an open wall cabinet and a floating shelf?
An open wall cabinet is a full cabinet box without a door. It has a defined interior depth, fixed or adjustable shelving inside, and it swaps directly into a run where a doored cabinet would otherwise sit. A floating shelf is a single board or bracket-mounted surface mounted to the wall independently, suited for spaces between cabinets or accent walls where a full box is not needed. Both are available here in finishes matched to the rest of the line.
What are open end shelves used for?
Open end shelves are designed to cap the exposed end of a wall cabinet run. Instead of a plain finished panel, they add stepped display shelves to the visible side of the last cabinet in a row. They are a tidy way to turn an otherwise flat end into usable storage or a spot to show off a few select items.
How much weight can the floating shelves hold?
The floating shelves in our collection are rated for a maximum of 25 lbs each. They work well for lightweight everyday items such as small plates, spice jars, cookbooks, or decorative pieces. For heavier loads like stacked dishes or small appliances, an open wall cabinet box provides more structural support.
Do the open shelving options come in the same finishes as the rest of the cabinet collection?
Yes. The open wall cabinets, end shelves, and floating shelves are all available in the same finish families as the doored cabinetry, covering painted and stained options across a range of colors. Ordering everything from the same line is the straightforward way to keep a mixed wall looking cohesive.
Do I need special tools or skills to assemble and install these cabinets?
No special skills are required. The RTA cabinet boxes are engineered for straightforward assembly, and the site includes how-to assembly videos to walk you through each step. If you are in Citrus County or the surrounding Nature Coast area of Florida and would prefer professional installation, Everything Cabinets also offers local install services.
