Whether you are living in a city apartment or downsizing your home, you have been faced with a less-than-impressive sized kitchen. Homeowners who are big on cooking and entertaining may be disappointed by the size, but you will not be disappointed by the kitchen’s design with our top six decorating tips. These tips are here to help you maximize the potential of your small kitchen with expert decorating ideas. Let’s take a look! 

Decorating Ideas for a Small Kitchen:

1. Full Glam. 

The ultimate kitchen showstopper: Backsplash. Backsplash can instantly take any kitchen from drab to fab. With a wide selection, homeowners are able to customize their backsplash to fit their needs and style preferences. If you are looking to purchase backsplash for your home, contact Carpets N More today or visit our one of our beautiful showrooms. We would love to assist you on your next project! 

2. On Display. 

Open storage has become a more up and coming trend for kitchens, especially kitchens of a smaller size. Removing some of the doors from your cabinets can help make the space feel more open and welcoming. Plus, if you are looking to add a pop of color, you can paint the inside of the cabinets a fun color to liven up the space. 

3. Accessorize.

Plain kitchens can be boring. Just like any other room in your home, you can dress up a kitchen with decor pieces. Decorative pictures, hanging plants, and small decor pieces could add the perfect finishing touches to your kitchen’s countertops and walls. 

4. Go Light.

Light colors are the way to go with small kitchens. Dark color schemes tend to close off the room, making it feel dark and unwelcoming. While deciding on a color scheme, you may want to opt-in for light colored cabinets and walls. The light features will help create a more inviting, open space for guests and family.

5. Light up The Night.

Lighting is a great way to add personal style to a smaller space. With an array of different light fixtures, homeowners can find their own unique style with lighting. Plus, if your small kitchen feels closed off and dim, you can brighten it up with well-placed light fixtures. 

6. Take Advantage of Space.

You want to be sure that you are using every inch in your kitchen. Whether it is valuable wall space or floor space, you want to take advantage of it. Try adding wall decor that is multifunctional like a chalkboard wall for your grocery list or a magnetic board for your mail and pictures. 

Are you interested in learning more about kitchen backsplash? Contact us for more information on our selection and products. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you.