Add to your miniature scale kitchen with custom upper cabinets. You can make them with or without the opening 'glass' door shown here, using simple craft wood and clear sheet acrylic. You can also substitute the wooden door from the base cabinet for the "glass" door. Like the other cabinets in the kitchen series they can be finished with a range of different style doors and paint schemes to suit your kitchen period and style.
I've shown the cabinet here with a simple bead board back, but you can leave the cabinet without a back to allow a wallpaper pattern to show through, or finish it with plain painted wood. If you need the cabinet for a two sided view, you can finish it with a second glass door on the back.
The cabinets can easily be built by a beginner with basic hand tools. In smaller scales you can use bookboard or veneer tape as the base for the cabinets if you can't find wood in the correct thickness for your scale.
More Kitchen Cabinet Instructions
- Make a Miniature Kitchen Base Cabinet with an Opening Door and Drawer
- Make a Three Drawer Base Cabinet for a Dollhouse Kitchen or Office
- Make a Cabinet for a Miniature Sink
- Make a Miniature Farmhouse or Butler's Sink
- Make an Upper Wall Cabinet with a Plate Rack in Dollhouse Scale
- Make Bin Pull Handles in Miniature Scales
