metal louvered gap filler above fridge

The manufacturer calls for a minimum of 1/2 inch space above the fridge for ventilation, which I'll admit isn't much of a gap to live with but it inspired a design idea...What if I could find a 36-inch wide stainless steel vent piece to mount over the fridge to act as a 2-3 inch tall filler between it and the bottom of the above-fridge cabinets? We are considering a trim kit but it would be good to see your hack? Perfect, thanks again.Is this artwork to big for the piece of furniture it is aboveDoes anyone have a source for a 36" wagon wheel to hang indoors?Micro-trim made a custom trim kit for me. That would not only provide the required ventilation space, but I think it could give this already taller-than-average refrigerator even more of a built-in fridge look. Along that same line of thinking, a chandelier would be a big distraction for the artwork, to my eye. In fact the design works so well I never even think about it now -- I'd forgotten I had even considered the ventilation trim piece until I got alerted to your reply to my original question.

If you use a bookcase, put the table out into the kitchen a little more. So how about a low wine rack and empty bottles up there?FUN little pottery pitchers? Material. I think that it will make it look more finished. Cookbook addiction & shelf styling the inspired room.

Especially given that you don't need to match stain and color since you're painting. Also, tomorrow is prom night for my second-born and I am shifting my attention accordingly. It is difficult to relax in clutter and no place is harder to keep clutter-free than a kitchen. I'm lucky in that the range is at the end of the counter, so it's fairly easy to slide the range out for cleaning. If possible, give the entire area a fresh coat of paint. If you use hanging shelves, your table could be placed under them.

Make it look like you planned it to showcase them.

and other urgent things that hankered for my attention, but I want to say thank you for all of your input. Comfort homes....the examples i posted are just for example. The manufacture of the cabinets is probably stamped on the inside somewhere. Further, in my view, you should give adequate space from the furniture below the artwork to its bottom, and nothing should be placed on that furniture.
I did a search and didn't come up with anything.Awesome, thank you! Filler trim kit. But someone else may know where you can find it :)I'd try to find a facing like the front of the drawer to the right of the fridge to fill in the gap. In the kitchen, put white or black shelves deep enough for bowls, plates, cups, and glasses.

The gap is small -- just an inch or so -- and it's amazing, the stuff that finds its way into the gap, and down the side of the range. Good gallery walls can include paintings, framed photos and other types of art like the masks. They are pretty big so it will fit perfect and you won't need anything else.A filler/trim piece from cabinets manufacturer should do the trick-Abby find me the wine rack and I will let you help me with the bottles !

Drill pilot holes to avoid splitting the wood.
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If you want a chandelier in that size room, let it be the star of the room, and pick one you think can play that role, and consider something else on the wall that is not bisected visually by the chandelier. Screw L-brackets to the top and bottom of each filler strip, using 1/2-inch wood screws. do a google search. I would be happy to look for works for you - this is not the same, but shows a grouping above a sofa. They might not work with homeowners .I know FULL wine bottles cannot go there due to heat affecting it.....we do not want that to happen.

See attached. Shelf over fridge between cabinets and fridge?

I'm going to think about it and see if I can come up with anything, and I'm sure others will join in too. What if I could find a 36-inch wide stainless steel vent piece to mount over the fridge to act as a 2-3 inch tall filler between it and the bottom of the above-fridge cabinets? You could add a knob for continuity if you'd like. Leaf blowers, trucks or noisy neighbors driving you berserk?