Updating rooms in your home can be costly. If you are looking to completely switch the interior to a new style, you may think that its going to be way out of budget. Yet, it diesn’t have to be. For those who want to modernize their kitchen, make it more minimalist and practical, here are the easiest (and most affordable) ways of modernizing your kitchen.
New doors
Your kitchen cabinetry is one of the main features of the kitchen. Other than the walls and the flooring, they are the largest feature. If you dislike your current cabinets, you do not need to swap out the entire cabinetry for a new look. You can simply change the doors.
If you like the minimalistic and practical style, then shaker kitchen doors might be the best option for you. These come with rails and inside inserts for storing multiple items. They help maximize the space and from the outside meet the minimalist modern taste. Swapping the doors is a much more affordable way to change the appearance of your cabinetry.
Add plants
There’s nothing that adds freshness like some nice plants. Greenery in the kitchen makes it feel fresh and cleaner. Plants are also a great way to improve air circulation and eliminate smells, which is ideal for the kitchen.
Green plants are the most modern, such as cactus, aloe vera, or bonsai trees. If you like color or something more muted, dried flowers are a great long-lasing option. You could add plants to your kitchen sides, the window, or in a corner.
Install extra sockets
Modern interiors often involve technology or lots of light. To make this practical, you will need extra sockets for the extra lights and tech.
Extra sockets will allow you to add the following modern technology devices: speakers, tablets, humidifiers, kitchen appliances, and mood lights. Adding these features to your kitchen may make you want to spend more time in the kitchen, or gather there for socializing.
Use tiles
If you want to create a modern kitchen that looks expensive on a budget, change your paintwork to tiles. Not only are these longer-lasting and easier to clean, but they are easy to add to a budget. You can find affordable tiles and fit them yourself. Choosing minimal patterns will be an easy DIY job. You can opt for neutral colours that are timeless. Or, add something with a modern design twist to add character and fun to your kitchen.
If you would prefer not to use tiles but would still like a durable and expensive-looking splashback, a metal or glass sheet is a great option. They are even easier to install, more affordable, and as easy to keep clean and fresh.
Upgrading your kitchen really does not need to be expensive to look new and modern. It could be as simple as changing the tiles and adding plants to freshen up the space and make it more inviting. Doing the jobs yourself will also save you money and teach you a trick or two.
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