Usually, you are stuck with a dated space that can only be superficially improved. Fear not! Even if you are restricted there are tons of little things you can do to inject some personality and interest into your kitchen.
1 | Temporary wallpaper. A great solution for renters. Use temporary wall paper on an accent wall in your kitchen, or as a backsplash. They can even be used to cover an unsightly refrigerator. I love this gold and white peony paper from Tempaper.
2 | New storage canisters. Display a set of pretty new storage canister like these from Anthropologie. They have a great vintage feel and the chalkboard labels are super handy.
3 | Dress up your hum-drum cabinets with some new pulls like these glass beauties from Anthro.
4 | A retro-inspired dome clock helps you keep track of time in style. From West Elm Market.
5 | Neon-hued salad servers also from Anthro.
6 | Bright dishtowels are an easy and inexpensive upgrade. From Crate & Barrel.
7 | New mixing bowls in ombre shades from Crate and Barrel look great on display!
8 | Indoor/outdoor rugs are perfect for kitchens, easy to clean and great in high traffic areas. This modern floral rug from overstock.com is a great way to add pattern and color to your kitchen.
9 | I adore these glazed orange plates from Williams-Sonoma. Beautiful for everyday use and they would equally gorgeous hung up on the wall for some color!
10 | A lovely new hand soap always puts a smile on my face.
11 | Bright handled knifes are useful and pretty like these from Anthro. Instead of storing them in a drawer, display them handles up in a jar on the counter.
I have a couple more of these up my sleeve, so stay tuned for more ideas!
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