Using chest freezers with an inkbird (or other PID temperature controller) is very common in beer homebrewing for kegerators or temperature controlling fermenta

Using chest freezers with an inkbird (or other PID temperature controller) is very common in beer homebrewing for kegerators or temperature controlling fermentation. I have 2 (a 5 cu ft one for fermentation and a 7 cu ft one for a kegerator) and they both rarely run. I still have a normal upright fridge in my kitchen though. I think it's take some clever planning to make it so that a chest freezer fits into a kitchen decor since floor/counter space is usually the toughest thing to save when designing a kitchen.