At Camelot Homes we believe in creating unique interior spaces that delight the eye while enhancing functionality at the same time. More and more often we find ourselves eliminating traditional cabinet spaces and replacing them with open niches. For example, in bathrooms we are often replacing medicine cabinets with open niches to display toiletries and towels.
An open niche is ideal for displaying towels and toiletries.
In kitchens, back splashes can be inset with a niche for storing cooking spices and oils.
Inset kitchen niche
Niches can also make blank great room walls come alive as in our Bocara model where we created a delightful arched niche with shelves for displaying books and artifacts and combined it with a charming base cabinet detailed in a barn door style…making it perfectly suited for a home here in the Southwest.
An arched niche in our Bocara model – perfectly at home here in the Southwest.
The beauty of the niche is it can be customized to whatever purpose you desire…whether it shall eventually house a TV, art or even if you choose to just leave it open so you can tuck in a comfy oversized chair, or a large interior specimen plant…you are only limited by your imagination.
In contemporary or traditional homes, niches can serve as beautiful art displays.
A beautiful way to display art.
Or you can create a simple accent spot in a contemporary bathroom wall.
Contemporary bathroom wall niche.
However you choose to use your home’s interior spaces, let your creativity flow and let us know how we can create a niche that will fulfill your design dreams.
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