Everyone interprets the luxurious look of the kitchen in their own way, but here are some tips that can come in handy to upgrade your kitchen space with little money.
Are you striving to achieve a luxurious kitchen look? Something like you saw on Pinterest? Here are some ideas on how to make the best impression on a budget.
Simple and elegant lines
Correct, symmetrical and uniform lines of the elements contribute to the feeling of elegance. Good lighting is also particularly important, emphasizing elegant lines and adding a sense of sophistication to rooms. Carefully selected details can significantly improve the look kitchens, at the same time, they do not significantly increase costs.
Photo: Unsplash/Alona GrossSmart choice of materials
With a limited budget, it is necessary to accept compromises in the choice of materials. Instead of more expensive materials such as veneer, ceramics or solid wood, you can opt for MDF with a texture that imitates wood. These alternatives are not only more affordable, but also easier to maintain.
Investment in the work area
The work surface is probably the most used and visible part of the kitchen. It is advisable to invest a little more money in a quality worktop that is resistant to scratches and dirt. Even if you opt for cheaper fronts, a quality worktop can contribute to the overall more luxurious look of the kitchen.
Photo: Unsplash/R ArchitectureVertical wood pattern on the fronts
When choosing wooden decorative fronts, it is recommended to choose a vertical wood pattern. This can visually hide the joints between elements and create a more sophisticated look. Horizontal patterns that are not continuous on adjacent elements can introduce restlessness and reduce the sense of elegance.
A practical choice of white goods
When choosing white goods, focus on basic functionality. Built-in appliances such as dishwashers and refrigerators are aesthetically less noticeable, so savings can be made here without reducing functionality. Hobs and ovens usually do not make major aesthetic differences, so you can focus on functionality and price.
Photo: Unsplash/Bilal MansuriCompact and simple elements
Wider, more regular elements without many sections and open shelves create a more calm and unified look. On a tight budget, avoid personalizing items as this often increases costs.
The uniformity of the color palette
Using a limited color palette can help create a harmonious and sophisticated look. Soft, neutral tones such as white, gray or beige are an excellent choice for creating a sense of space and cleanliness.
Creativity in decoration
Smaller decorative elements such as quality kitchen utensils, plants or pretty tea towels can be used to add luxurious touches without breaking the bank.
