Cabinet handles are one of the smallest, yet most influential, details in a kitchen. The choice of metal, shape, and style can greatly change the look of your storage and date your space over time. That's why many homeowners are opting to go handle-free. Especially in modern, white kitchens, the lack of hardware has become ubiquitous, deemed the 'invisible kitchen' trend by experts.Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar replicated the look in their Los Angeles home with one key distinction: their cabinets are black. Sarah Michelle took to Instagram to share a video from the couple's kitchen, and the impact of the minimalist kitchen idea is just as chic as it sounds. The invisible cabinets are painted in a matte black that stretches smoothly across the top and bottom of the space. A chocolate brown backsplash breaks up the darkness, and cream walls bring in contrast. Sarah and Freddie replace the light lost from reflections off the hardware with a long window behind the cabinets.To explore the invisible kitchen trend, we're deep diving into Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr.'s space. Here's a glimpse inside, followed by my curation of products to achieve a similar modern yet cocooning look. Finally, we interviewed experts on the popularity of the look, and you can recreate it.
