When it comes to upgrading your home decor, sometimes less
is more. You don’t always have to take a sledge hammer to your space to achieve a
big change. If you want to spruce up your kitchen without breaking the bank or
the walls, we’ve got just what you need. Transforming one or two strategic
pieces can have as big an impact as completely remodeling – you just need to be
clever. Consider the following ideas as you begin to revamp your space; we’ve
got a list of seven fun things to try in your kitchen.
Beautiful Backsplash
– Getting a little creative with your backsplash can go a long way. Have fun
exploring styles and colors before selecting a new one. There’s a myriad of
options available to you, so think carefully about what will work best for your
kitchen and your taste.
Cute Chalkboard –
There are few spots in the home better suited for a chalkboard than the
kitchen. Write messages, shopping lists, recipes, notes, and more! Help get
your family more organized and your kitchen more stylish.
Fun Fixtures –
This is a
grate light fixture! It’ll
add tons of zest to your kitchen. Ok, we’ll stop, but seriously, how cute is
this cheese grater light? And the best part is, it’s a breeze to make!
Sweet Seats – Why
not use this project as a chance to experiment with color and patterns? Not
everything in your kitchen has to be entirely uniform, so get a little playful.
We love these unique chairs – they’re clearly part of a set, but their
different patterns have a great effect on the rest of the white kitchen.
Happy Herbs – Improve
the look of your kitchen and the taste of your cooking by making a fun and
functional herb garden! These gorgeous plants will freshen up your space and
food.
Wonderful Wallpaper
– Wallpaper can add some much needed warmth to an otherwise icy kitchen
(stainless steel appliances and white walls are classic and stunning, but they
can also be a little cold). Try using a nice pattern to create an accent wall.
Heat up your space without going overboard.
Cozy Color – Instead
of making your space more cozy using wallpaper, you can be a bit bolder and try
paint. We’re loving the mint green they’ve tried in this kitchen. Make sure to
pick a hue you’ll love for a long time; painting is a more serious commitment than
wallpaper.
We hope these ideas help inspire you to try something new in
your kitchen. Will you update your lighting or try growing a herb garden? Make
sure to share your kitchen transformation with us @HomeShows on
Twitter and
Instagram!
We’d love to see what you cook up!