Sink Skirts—Love ’Em or Hate ’Em?
Do these fabric alternatives to cabinet doors add a touch of old-school charm or are they an unbecoming holdover from the cottagecore trend? Dwell readers and staff are pretty clear on their stance.
Do these fabric alternatives to cabinet doors add a touch of old-school charm or are they an unbecoming holdover from the cottagecore trend? Dwell readers and staff are pretty clear on their stance.
It’s the kitchen equivalent to a carpeted bathroom.
@misterquinn2025 via Instagram
Too cutesy. Just saying the other day how much I dislike that look.
@ivlot via Instagram
Absolutely adorable!!! Simple and charming!!!
@Molly J. O’Reilly via Facebook
It’s easier to change skirt color than doors and lets the air move more freely.
@matsmeeton via Instagram
Busy looking, cheap looking. Dust catchers.
@tagshull via Instagram
It is a love and hate relation. Love the contrast nevertheless humidity can be an issue.
@aluxluna via Instagram
Who wants to fight a curtain to get a pan?
@moximsa via Instagram
Although I’ve seen some that look super elegant, the reality is that 90 percent of these turn out looking bunched up and just plain tragic. It’s giving mildew.
Michelle Duncan, editorial fellow
Hate them. They only look good on a staged photo. Impossible to keep clean if you’re cooking and washing every day.
@Lissa Maldonado via Facebook
Granny house, no thanks.
@Laurie A Smith via Facebook
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