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Decoration

60 Best Kitchen Ideas – Decor and Decorating Ideas for Kitchen Design

Jacki Roig 3 months ago

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Dreaming of a kitchen renovation? Before you knock down any walls, start small and give the heart of your home a well-deserved upgrade using these stylish spaces for inspiration. Simple swaps like new stools, lighting, or even cabinets knobs can update your kitchen in a flash, and don’t miss our favorite paint ideas as well.

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Pattern Pile-On

Like you would in a cozy bedroom, pile on prints to your heart’s desire, starting with an accent wall covered in one pattern, and a colorful rug in another.

SHOP RUGS

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Stash and Hide

Because you can never have too much storage, stash bulky appliances, like stand mixers behind a sliding cabinet door. Or for a faster solution, turn to good ol’ baskets to hold and conceal seasonal goods like holiday cookie cutters or sprinkles.

SHOP BASKETS

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Decoration

20 Vintage Kitchen Decorating Ideas

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

Checkerboard floors, farmhouse sinks, and scalloped accents. Yep, we’re rounding up the best of vintage kitchens—as modeled on modern renditions.

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Vintage Appliances

Why buy any old appliance when you can get one with decorative charm, like this ’50s-style Smeg fridge? Bonus: They take up less space!

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Farmhouse or Apron-Front Sink

With or without the curtain underneath.

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Checkerboard Floor

These floors are fit for a ’50s diner.

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Vintage Wallpaper

One easy way to throw it back? Throw up some wallpaper, whether the polka dot backsplash of the ’50s or the bold, busy prints from the ’60s.

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Vintage Tile

We love the look of vintage-inspired backsplashes, like this green glass tile.

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Statement Floors & Beadboard Paneling

Encaustic tiles like the ones shown here have been around since medieval times, but they’re making a major comeback in modern kitchens—and we can see why! On the

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3D Interior Rendering Services | Living room | Kitchen

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

3DTrix is one of the leading names in the business today. We are a renowned architectural 3D interior rendering services firm. You can trust us for exceptional work on various residential and commercial properties. We offer the best, exclusive and well-crafted 3D architectural designs. Moreover, we cover numerous projects ranging from small ones to large projects. We customize the projects for you and work as per your guidelines.

Besides that, we use the best support for bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, apartments, malls, and hospitals. It can be any kind of property; we are experts in all of them. We utilize 3D computer graphics to lend 3D visualization services. Now, we are adept at providing solutions to the most complex issues. We also provide excellent 3D renders at competitive prices.

3D Interior Rendering Services

There are various facets to rendering services. We at 3DTrix, use it to visualize the interiors

Decoration

Country Kitchen Design – Pictures and Decorating Ideas

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

Pictures and Decorating Ideas

Country Kitchen Design Ideas: Some kitchens are made to be admired at a distance; country kitchens are made to be used. Their down-to-earth style and lived-in looks make country kitchens among the most comfortable and inviting rooms to be in.

Mismatched chairs at the kitchen table, a farmhouse sink with a fabric skirt, oak hardwood floors, butter yellow walls, and a red brick range hood add character and charm to this country style kitchen.

Essential Elements: Farmhouse sinks, beadboard panels, and open shelving are trademarks of country kitchen designs. Knotty wood cupboards or painted and glazed cabinets with simple styling provide a traditional country feel that’s not too stuffy. Popular cabinet styles include the standard raised panel or beaded flat panel cabinet doors with a simple frame.

Setting the Mood: Sometimes rustic and often cozy, country style kitchens have a timeless and natural appearance.

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Open Kitchen Design vs Closed

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

Lately we’ve noticed chatter on some of our favorite idea sites, including Pinterest and Houzz, debating whether it’s better to have a kitchen that’s walled off from the rest of the house, or one that opens up to adjacent family rooms and dining areas.

The debate is timely. For years, designers, architects, and homeowners have been touting the benefits of open floor plans.

But all that openness has been around for awhile, and for some folks the pendulum is now swinging back the other way.

Which is better? We’ve got the answer.

Related: Why White Kitchens Stand the Test of Time

Opening Arguments: The Open Kitchen

The idea of the open kitchen has been around since the 1990s and continues to be popular.

For example, in 2006 the American Institute of Architects (AIA) reported that “the integration of kitchens with informal living space (great rooms) remains a popular design.” The

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Updates and decorating (finally!) in the family room + kitchen

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

Our house is not done. We have so much more to do with it, so many ideas and plans and sometimes it can feel a little frustrating to have the vision, but have to wait to bring it all to reality.

I do my very best to look around and see all the things we have done, to remember where we were just 10 months earlier, to be grateful for this big, wonderful house with its big, beautiful yard. But, ugh, sometimes I can feel a little impatient and a touch envious of all the pretty, finished homes out there (like my sister’s, my friend’s, anything by Studio McGee).

Our kitchen and family room are two rooms that we can’t wait to update. They are the heart of our home, the spaces we spend the most time in and hang out when our extended family and

Interior

dvd Interior Design | Greenwich Interior Kitchen Designer

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

kitchen and home living

Welcome! Whether you are a design professional, or a decor enthusiast, we’ve got so much to share with you! A little about me. I am an interior kitchen designer living in Greenwich, Connecticut. Fairfield County, CT. , and working as a Senior Designer at Bakes & Kropp in Manhattan , NY located in the famed New York Design Center. We offer our clients Interior Kitchen Design created by their lifestyle.

Over a decade of Interior Design experience + successful projects. This is my Journal of Design.

A well-designed space makes you feel good, and yet so many people walk through their front door or go to their office, and they’re not excited or bettered by the space they’re in. Good design is a dialogue. You should affect the space you’re in, and your space should then affect you. Both positively.

I am also the Editor and

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Small living room and kitchen design combo ideas

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

Combination design is one of the most useful ways to maximize the space of a small house. It recognizes the facts that most spaces are only used in certain times, which creates a lot of idle time for that particular time. By combining 2 functions, such as a living room and a kitchen, the usage time of a space increases dramatically. This concept is particularly useful for small houses as it means that one common space can be used for multiple functions, thus making it unnecessary to have the necessary floor space to cater to all functions at once.

In this article, we will look at 7 different ideas on how to combine a small living room and kitchen together.

#1: Combing living room, dining table and kitchen together

This ideas uses the clever concept of a dining table to separate the small space into living room and kitchen. The

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The Kitchen and Family Room Combo Popular with Active Adults

Jacki Roig 5 months ago

kitchen-family room — Kitchens were once hidden the back of the house. Now, the kitchen has become the centerpiece of many new homes.

A century ago, kitchens were relegated to the back of the house. A kitchen far removed from the social areas of the home was a sign of affluence. Yet today, many Americans recognize the kitchen as the true heart of family gatherings and design the room accordingly.

A recent study by the Electrolux group found that kitchens are being used for much more than food preparation. Nearly nine in 10 Americans (86%) are involved in some sort of activity in their kitchen besides cooking or eating, and more than two-thirds of adults (67%) say they use their kitchen to socialize and entertain guests.

Kitchens are used to pay bills, work on hobbies or crafts, play games, read, watch TV, or simply sit and talk. The multipurpose kitchen—or as Electrolux calls