Here are five easy steps to create a haven out of the hub of your home with peace and tranquility, even if you are surrounded by chaos!
From style to organization and accessory tips, these easy-to-follow steps will soon restore order in your kitchen space once again…
Organize & Declutter
Take it one cabinet at a time – a tidy home equals a tidy mind. Just remember, you don’t have to tidy the whole kitchen at once, just take your time and do it in steps.
Do a clean sweep of each shelf in your kitchen: If it’s unopened and in-date, donate it. If it’s opened or expired, put it in the bin. When you’re done, group similar items together. Then, do the fridge and freezer next.
Purchase organizers such as cutlery drawer dividers, plate and pan lid racks and air-tight jars. Keep on top of it as you go along, this will keep you organized and stress-free with everything in easy reach!
Calming Colors
It’s no surprise that the colors of sea and nature can have a calming influence on your whole mood. Keep it neutral by choosing cabinet colors such as Pebble, Fossil Gray, Olive, China Blue and Sea Foam.
Bring the Outside In
Bringing the essence of nature inside your kitchen offers calming vibes. Plants are renowned to offer a calming effect such as a Peace Lilly that purifies the air, prevents mildew formation and according to Feng Shui, brings positive energy and a peaceful touch to the room.
Natural Textiles and Materials
Timber tables, light-woven tablecloths, hessian napkins, rattan bar stools and stone vases are your kitchen’s easiest facelift. Their natural and neutral elements bring a sense of order and calm to your space.
Or go one step further, and give your kitchen a revamp with naturally-inspired cabinets such as our Elements range with hues such as Scandi-inspired Swiss Oak, warming Metallic Gold and textured Stone Linen – the possibilities are endless.
Create Space on Your Countertops
Clear all those utensil pots and knick-knacks from your countertops – most of it can go! Give the area a wipe down and store away anything that you don’t use on a somewhat regular basis. You’ll bring harmony to your home’s busiest room, and plus it will be easier to clean.
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