Is your kitchen in need of a revamp? Many people believe that kitchen revamp is more effort than it is worth. They think that revamping their kitchen will require dusting the old yellow pages off to start endlessly dialling local builders and plumbers to find someone who can pull out their units and reposition the sink.
Luckily you do not need to struggle with a hotplate and your neighbours running water for the next few months, as revamping your kitchen can be as easy as ABC. To prove our point, we have decided to put together a guide to show our lovely followers how the small changes make the biggest difference when it comes to interior design.
Maximise Storage and Enhance Space
Drawers offer a place for all your cutlery and implements, whereas tall cupboards are ideal for hiding away unseemly items such as ironing boards and floor mops. Take advantage of the space that these storage facilities have to offer with the addition of shelves and drawer dividers. And, always de-clutter as much as possible!
Add a Splash of Colour
Why not consider changing your kitchens ambiance with the introduction of colour. Fresh paint will instantly rejuvenate your room and make a big difference to how you view your kitchen space. So why not trade those neutral colours in for cool pastels or warm colours?!
Update Your Window Covering
If you have curtains hanging up on your kitchen window, then you should consider replacing them with blinds. Blinds are more suited for the kitchen environment as they retain less moisture compared to curtains and are much easier to clean! Window blinds are available in a whole range of choices allowing you to create a traditional, modern or themed environment.
Change the Mood, Change the Lighting
Changing the lighting within a room can give your room a whole different vibe. Recessed lighting is a popular choice for kitchens as it allows you to highlight certain areas easily and it requires less space. But always remember what your kitchen space is being used for and make sure your work area is brightly lit.
