A little Zhush in a kitchen
It's a common problem: you bought the house in spite of a dated kitchen, but the renovation is a couple years off at best. A client came to me recently with just this issue. She didn't want to spend a bunch of money, but she couldn't stand being in her dated, drab, and unfinished kitchen.
Nothing a little zhushing can't help, right?
The floor is currently a linoleum tile in a peachy/terra cotta color. Cabinets are going pale taupey grey, and walls white. I gave her three looks with new hardware, lighting for over a built-in table (2 lighting options in each board--statement and simple), an outdoor rug to cover a good portion of the floor, and cafe curtains for a cheerful look that doesn't block too much light.
Look 1:
Look 2 (minus the valance on the cafes!):
Look 3:
Nothing a little zhushing can't help, right?
The floor is currently a linoleum tile in a peachy/terra cotta color. Cabinets are going pale taupey grey, and walls white. I gave her three looks with new hardware, lighting for over a built-in table (2 lighting options in each board--statement and simple), an outdoor rug to cover a good portion of the floor, and cafe curtains for a cheerful look that doesn't block too much light.
Look 1:
Look 2 (minus the valance on the cafes!):
Look 3:
Paint is happening now. It will be fun to share the before and after!
And as always, it is amazing what a little paint and fabric can do to lift a space.
Hope your week is off to a good start!