Top Kitchen Upgrade Options

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Top Kitchen Upgrade Options

Since we started a new decade some months ago, it may be the time to look into some kitchen upgrades that can give the place where we hold our spices a whole new look – or, at least, that dash of color that we’ve always wanted to add!

No matter the circumstances, kitchens must be upgraded once in a while – not only to keep boredom away from us but also to freshen up the looks of our home.

Kitchen Upgrade

Given that the kitchen is the place where you keep all the treats, it’s clear that it is also the main area of your home that can truly impress your guests. As such, let’s take a look at some kitchen upgrade options that you may want to tackle!

• Stool Swapping
There’s nothing that can breathe color into your kitchen better than a stool replacement – especially if you switch from a dull gray or black to a dark blue or even some purple if it fits your kitchen.

Basically, when it comes to upgrades, you don’t always have to go big! Something as small as replacing the chairs or bar stools can make a great difference!

• Colorful Appliances
Kitchen upgrade opportunities appear when you need new appliances as well. This is because a pair of colorful and glossy appliances can really change how people see your kitchen!

For example, if your kitchen features a predominantly white or gray color, then a yellow or blue tea kettle – or even a pastel toaster or coffee machine – can bring some color in the room. At the same time, it will make it feel like an upgrade has been made.

• Window Curtains
Nowadays, most people forgot how cool curtains are. In fact, more and more people believe that these are not necessary for kitchens.

Still, we challenge you to add some with the design of your choice and then see how your kitchen is instantly transformed. Moreover, if they’re semi-transparent, they can bring a warm glow/vibe to your kitchen like no other upgrade!

• New Faucets
Just as the previous upgrade, a new faucet can do wonders for your kitchen, especially if you choose a model with some high-tech features that can also “entertain” you while doing the dishes.

Moreover, you can go for a different color when choosing the new faucet. For example, if you’ve replaced your cabinets and went for some glossy-ruby ones, then they will certainly complement a ruby vintage faucet.

• Under-Cabinet Lights
Now, for a practical upgrade, we suggest under-cabinet lights that nicely light up your entire countertop. Such a feature is a must-have, especially in high ceiling rooms that have only one central source of light.

This is because, while cooking, you will be between the light source and the countertop, making it sometimes difficult to see what you’re doing.

On the other hand, under-cabinet lights are also great for ambiance. Of course, while white is the recommended light, other colors that fit your kitchen’s color scheme are also a good option.

• Adding an Island
Naturally, when it comes to kitchen upgrades, most people think at a brand-new kitchen island first! Why?

Well, because it comes with a whole new perspective on the kitchen while providing you with extra storage space, sitting space, eating space, and so on. Such an addition will make every kitchen feel less cluttered while allowing the chef to better organize their tools and meals.

We don’t have to mention that a central island will also brighten up the atmosphere of the kitchen – especially if you take the time to decorate it with flowers and with a bowl of treats.

The Bottom Line
As mentioned above, kitchen upgrades don’t have to be big in order to be noticeable. Everything that you have to do is find the old things that need to be changed or replace the dull appliances with colorful ones.

Obviously, there are other upgrades that involve more work – such as adding a backsplash or even painting over the tiles – but they’re not always necessary.

As such, if you want to make an upgrade but you’re afraid that you may ruin the look of your kitchen, try the simple options we’ve mentioned. After that, if you want more, move to more complex ones.