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Give a Neutral Kitchen a Bolder Look With Tile, Paint and Colorful Accessories
Almost nobody chooses a white kitchen. You inherit one. It came with the flat, or it was the safe option at the showroom, or it was what the last owner installed in 2015 because everything was white in 2015. Either way you end up with a room that’s perfectly fine and completely silent. Adding color…
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Love Grandma-Core but Want Something Darker? Try This Cozy Kitchen Aesthetic
Think back to an old family kitchen, the one that belonged to a grandmother or a great aunt. What most people remember is the light version: floral curtains, painted cupboards, a tablecloth with a pattern, a windowsill full of small glass jars. That’s the picture that grandma-core sells, and it’s lovely. But those kitchens had…
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My Go-To Countertop Styling Trick Is Surprisingly Simple
You know the moment. It’s Monday, the kitchen counter is wiped clean, and it looks great. By Wednesday there’s a bottle of olive oil next to the stove, the bread bag has moved in by the kettle, someone’s phone charger is coiled next to the fruit, and the mail has found its way onto the…
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Small Home Coffee Bar Ideas That Make Better Use of Awkward Kitchen Corners
Every kitchen has one: the dead end of the counter where the toaster goes to be forgotten, the strip of wall above it that never got a shelf, the gap by the fridge that collects paper bags. A small home coffee bar needs about two feet of counter (or a cart that size) and one…
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Grandmacore Kitchen Ideas That Bring Back the Best Parts of Vintage Style
A grandmacore kitchen looks like someone has cooked in it for forty years: mismatched cups on open shelves, a fabric skirt under the sink, a floral tablecloth, a table where everyone ends up sitting. The old kitchens we remember weren’t charming because of their decor. They were charming because everything in them got used, and…