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Should architects stop designing open shelving for kitchens that only look good in empty magazine shoots?
As housing costs rise and kitchens shrink, the impracticality of open shelving—which demands constant styling and collects dust—is sparking debate among homeowners and designers. Cast your vote on whether this aesthetic trend has outlived its usefulness.
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