Help With Kitchen Pop!
Frederic
10 years ago
Wrapping up the kitchen remodel this weekend and just looking for some ideas for a little pop. There are so many cabinets and so much white that I just want add a little pizzazz. Thanks for all the ideas.
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10 years ago
indianpatti
10 years agoNow 6 Darzy :)
Agree with many others .. patterned roman shades on the windows would look nice.
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10 years agoKudos on a beautiful kitchen renovation! The final step to pulling it all together is obviously the window treatments. Introducing some pattern would help make the kitchen warmer and more homey. I would opt with custom roman shades (here's a sample fabric that might work if you like this design) and treat the double windows with single shades so that there are fewer and more even window coverings. (Pendants over the island would have been nice but I imagine it's not feasible now that the recessed lighting and ceiling are completed.) Once you finalize your fabric for the windows, look for some decorative pieces for the counters and island pulling in the same colours. And a large rug would also help to downplay the redness in the floor.
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10 years agoAnd blue in a kitchen can definitely work - I created a fabulous light blue kitchen for clients last year - right down to the kitchen sink!
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10 years agoNice renovation! It's beautiful! Adding the finishing touches will definitely make it "pop" such as rugs, window treatments (love the idea of roman shades) and lemons. :-) Might I suggest also perhaps tying in the blue with some sort of art behind the cook top? Not this exact piece, of course, but something with texture and flow since the rest of your kitchen at this stage is so static. Displaying your favorite beautiful cookbook and adding fresh flowers goes a long ways too!! Good luck!
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